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On the bright side, these users can likely move to another platform if the big fish fudges up. And now the big fish has spent a massive amount on a worthless p
by bserge 6y ago
On the bright side, these users can likely move to another platform if the big fish fudges up.
And now the big fish has spent a massive amount on a worthless product.
Kinda like MySpace.
- TeMPOraL 6y agoSometimes they can, sometimes they can't. Services that came after MySpace aren't like MySpace. Switching from one dominant service for posting your meal photos to another dominant service for posting your meal photos is relatively easy. But if a web tool you depend on decides to finish their "incredible journey", you're likely to remain without an equivalent replacement (VC subsidies making it easy for few players to suck out oxygen from a market segment), and you end up having to adapt your workflow to whatever remains or comes after.