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Since when do you have to respect another company's business decisions? In the end, there is content we want, and the company is making it harder for us to get
by yesimahuman 17y ago
Since when do you have to respect another company's business decisions? In the end, there is content we want, and the company is making it harder for us to get it. Nothing respectable from a consumers point of view about that.
- dasil003 17y agoIf that was the reason then I would agree with the GP, but the real reason is virality. A music video is a promotional tool, not a cash cow.
- orblivion 17y agoI just mean you should respect how their decision affects themselves. Respect that they're looking out for themselves, they're more likely to know what's best for them than you are, and that their goals aren't necessarily in line with yours. So yes, you should complain about them, but you shouldn't complain that they're being "stupid" (ie, not doing the best for themselves), you should worry about yourself and complain that you're not getting what you want, and you should put pressure on them. Let them figure out how and whether to give it to you. To me, the alternative is people feeling like they should micromanage each other, which I think is bad for various reasons.