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IMHO that'd make you a pretty crappy manager. Didn't Conde Nast pay something like 15 million for Reddit? And you'd make a decision that would, as you said, l
by theBobMcCormick 16y ago
IMHO that'd make you a pretty crappy manager. Didn't Conde Nast pay something like 15 million for Reddit? And you'd make a decision that would, as you said, likely kill the site off over a little authority dispute? What a way to throw your money away.
- aristidb 16y agoIf it's a sunk cost, then "throwing the money away" is maybe the best option. It isn't like it's just a little authority dispute. Reddit probably costs more than it brings in, so closing it might make financial sense, too.