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That's great, but why would they do this? I don't understand. Is it just a seemingly costly PR-capmaign?
by krick 6y ago
That's great, but why would they do this? I don't understand. Is it just a seemingly costly PR-capmaign?
- notadog 6y agoIt's less than half a percent of their subscribers, so the cost is less than you might expect (especially considering the huge gain of users during Q1 2020). It's a altruistic and morally the right move, with the plus of having positive PR.
- krick 6y agoNobody in his mind cares about "altruistic and morally the right" and half a percent of their subscribers is millions of dollars in subscriptions.