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It matters if loads of people stop using it to the point that you can't keep the lights on. I'd suspect that "loads," in fact the majority, of twitter users w
by ams6110 8y ago
It matters if loads of people stop using it to the point that you can't keep the lights on.
I'd suspect that "loads," in fact the majority, of twitter users would not pay anything out of their own pocket to use it.
- rusk 8y agoThese remarks don't really address the points I was making. Firstly, if people want to use it, and pay for it, even small charges at mass scale pay off. Something like twitter doesn't cost a lot to run in particular at unit cost. If they don't, GOTO 10: "the Internet is hamstrung by overreliance on advertising as a revenue model" How else do you monetise your service?
- mulmen 8y agoSounds like it isn’t very valuable then.