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And that's a very good point! I've noticed that as well with facebook, but didn't know there was an official term/strategy for it. But with that - arn't people going to be confused anyway when they see different interfaces? 

And even if they don't, they could say anything from: "Building the foundations for a new interface" and even add a "expect individual changes within the upcoming updates" or "we are rolling this out to groups of users at a time, so keep on updating to see if you're next up!"

If it was just limited to the first example I gave, both kinds of users would be able to understand that the "foundations" may or may not be visible from their end.

I do understand that what they do isn't that straight forward. But I do know enough about writing in various different languages to kmow that there's some way to express what they're doing - even if it's just a hint - to at least keep the users informed on what they're changing. 
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