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Similar attitude toward employees and even customers is spread across companies: there are always a near infinite number remaining. It could be a perverse inve
by TomMckenny 8y ago
Similar attitude toward employees and even customers is spread across companies: there are always a near infinite number remaining.
It could be a perverse inverse manifestation of the 20/80 rule on an algorithmic or institutional scale: so long as we're only losing x% it doesn't matter because some in the excluded group might have been more effort to deal with.
>become an existential threat to the play store.
This will require a viable alternative and a wide spread reputation that they are a regular business killer.
- noonespecial 8y agoTo this comment and others. I don't actually even mean that the existential threat is people choosing to leave. I mean that the progression of banned accounts will spread like an actual pandemic because of the rule that any account that associates with a banned account will also become banned. I mean to say that everything will seem fine and suddenly they will find that their algo has banned most of their users, like a play-store zombie apocalypse. It will seem instant and inexplicable to them, and the damage will be done.