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2) Reduces the risk of public excitement peaking too far in advance of product release.
3) Prevents release of information that is likely to change in the future, staving off disappointment.
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This is precisely why I hate it when a project is announced in it's earliest stages of development, and why I never let people in on projects I've started working on.
Seriously, these two are the actual worst from a consumer stand point.