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I don't see it as a punishment. I actually see it as a fair practice ruling. So they can't ask a company to bear all the costs of raising and maintaining platfo
by piyush_soni 6y ago
I don't see it as a punishment. I actually see it as a fair practice ruling. So they can't ask a company to bear all the costs of raising and maintaining platform so huge and just "give it away" for free because some users think that's a better option for them and thus for the world as well. Why would they even run a business if that's the case?
- FeepingCreature 6y agoThey're free not to. They're not free to monetize by any means. If they can't monetize without breaking monopoly laws, they're free to not exist. Nobody is owed a business model.