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Maybe your business model has an intrinsic flaw. For instance on LinkedIn, how many of the 400M strivers do I really want to network with? Yet I (or my bot) c
by aj7 10y ago
Maybe your business model has an intrinsic flaw.
For instance on LinkedIn, how many of the 400M strivers do I really want to network with? Yet I (or my bot) can see them all.
- wodenokoto 10y agoThose are both stupid arguments. > Maybe your business model has an intrinsic flaw. Maybe business are free to decide on their business model and not forced to comply with anybody else hobby project. > how many of the 400M strivers do I really want to network with? Are you suggesting that linked should block your access to everything except what their ml algorithm decides will interest you?
- Chris2048 10y ago> not forced to comply with anybody else hobby project How is LI being forced to comply? It's the opposite, hobby project is legally forced to desist.
- wodenokoto 10y agoThey are not, and they shouldn't be. The argument I was against was that LinkedIn should bear the cost of scrapers, and if they can't they must change their monetisation strategy to something that can.