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Sure, as long as their users unanimously abide by a very large rulebook ;)
by devrandomguy 9y ago
Sure, as long as their users unanimously abide by a very large rulebook ;)
- penpapersw 9y agoI'd say they are "succeeding" in the sense that they continue to make money. Whether they're truly successful in the sense of providing proper value to their customers to justify that money, and treating their programmers right, is another story, and I've seen enough cases where they don't do either of these, while the executives make plenty of money to live comfortably for years by exploiting both customers and their own programmers.