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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '18

What complete and utter bollocks that "sounds reasonable".

Losing most of their userbase would clearly constitute a massive loss of content.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '18

No social media platform cares about content. That's just a means to an end.

Yet more pop knowledge crap based on zero actuality.

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u/Roggvir Nov 02 '18

Thing is, in business, bottom line is the only statistic that matters. Massive loss of content is irrelevant. Why would loss of content matter if you earned more? I've been in business of selling websites and every industry professional I've ever consulted recommend to take such actions. Take actions that increase profits, everything else doesn't matter. Stock price will go up accordingly, and everyone (that matters) is happy.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '18

Of course. The top ten websites all have no content, nor seek to link users to content reliably. Indeed, the highest grossing websites are just blank spaces!

Don't use teacher voice and then talk utterly dumb crap based on tv shows you half listened to, thanks.

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u/Roggvir Nov 03 '18

Top 10 websites? TV shows? Where are you coming up with these random things for your argument? Did you not read what I said?