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Exactly. Consumers don’t want stores really. They want the content that comes from them. Businesses want stores.
by enos_feedler 6y ago
Exactly. Consumers don’t want stores really. They want the content that comes from them. Businesses want stores.
- yazaddaruvala 6y agoI'm a customer. I do not want to vet all brand quality for each brand individually. I want to be able to choose between a few pre-vetted options that I can already trust. I want stores like Costco and Apple's AppStore because I trust those companies to vet brand quality and provide me a basic level of trust for the products. I'm happy to pay a 30% premium for that piece of mind.
- CarbyAu 6y agoOn the one hand I agree with this. On the other hand I would like the option to add another App Store who's "Brand of quality and trust to vet apps" I can compare to Apple's store... and so the layers go... On the gripping hand, it is the "benevolent dictator" problem. A benevolent dictator really can be an efficient and great way to run things. For the people that agree with the dictator. But who determines who the dictator should be and what makes them benevolent?
- kgwxd 6y agoVetting is separate from selling. There can be a vetting service that just links to direct downloads. I use stuff like that on my PC all the time. The only reason to lock the obtaining of a product behind the vetting service is to grab money.