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@benji111 Not at all. I'm a casual user and I don't use scooters daily. I think anyone that uses a scooter daily prefers to buying one of his own. Let's say I'
by JamesAdir 8y ago
@benji111
Not at all. I'm a casual user and I don't use scooters daily. I think anyone that uses a scooter daily prefers to buying one of his own.
Let's say I've taken one from my train station to my home in the evening, charge it, and then ride it back in the morning (creating more income for Bird) and leave it in the train station. It will be used all day long, and I don't expect it to be in the train station when I get back.
I think that just paying with bird credits reduce the entire "let's make a business out of charging" and will just create a better community.
As again, I think that this problem is completely solvable by Bird. And in other threads they've mentioned that there are many signals to those "hordaers". I think that Bird just don't want to deal with it since it has enough funding/focuses on market adoption.
It's the same with Microsoft and piracy tools of Windows. I'm sure they can crack it down completely, but it just don't bother them enough on the bottom line.