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I get your point, but I wonder if exactly this will happen, that they will lose the monopoly (and therefore a lot of money). I'm not saying that losing it is b
by kuu 7y ago
I get your point, but I wonder if exactly this will happen, that they will lose the monopoly (and therefore a lot of money).
I'm not saying that losing it is bad or good per se. I'm just talking financially.
- skohan 7y agoI understand what you’re saying, and I would venture to guess that Twitter has put a lot of time and money into determining whether this would be a good outcome for them before they would go through with it. It is curious in a way, since Twitter does seem to hold a monopoly on a certain kind of online discourse. It’s not like FB -> Instagram -> Snapchat -> TicTok where there there seems to be a generational sunrise and sunset. In that case it seems like there would be more to gain going open with the hopes of having the opportunity to exert more control over the next up-and-comer