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Of course they are. You need to invest a lot in your platform to make it convenient, so you have to be able to monetize it well enough.
by ernst_klim 6y ago
Of course they are. You need to invest a lot in your platform to make it convenient, so you have to be able to monetize it well enough.
- zepto 6y agoI agree with forest dweller - they are not mutually exclusive. There are many open source products that have had huge investments without monetization.
- ernst_klim 6y ago> There are many open source products that have had huge investments without monetization. Like what?
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- forest_dweller 6y agoI am not talking about the software itself. I am talking about the ability to run whatever software you like. This means alternative OS or allowing someone to install another app store. They could literally put in a button to let you install what you like. In fact they already did this in the past.