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There are things known as two-sided marketplaces. This isn't novel; malls and similar have existed for a very long time. I get that US culture is heavy on "the
by _jal 7y ago
There are things known as two-sided marketplaces. This isn't novel; malls and similar have existed for a very long time.
I get that US culture is heavy on "the customer is always right"[1], etc. but two-sided markets don't exist without recognizing both sides.
[1] In reality, that ends up being more of an employee control mechanism than a dedication to customers, but that's a different topic.
- sk5t 7y ago"the customer is always right" means the customer has the money in his pockets to spend, and you can't argue with the sales figures at the end of the day. It sounds like guidance on dispute resolution but isn't exactly.