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not to pick on you... but customers like you are probably why AWS is taking the position they are. They don't want to risk other customers just to keep parler
by mech422 6y ago
not to pick on you...
but customers like you are probably why AWS is taking the position they are. They don't want to risk other customers just to keep parler. That actually sounds like something a profit motivated company would do.... no conspiracies required.
edit: should probably note, customers/advertisers have boycotted companies before for having a whiff of scandal around them..
- adrr 6y agoSendgrid is a good example. We moved to mandrill because we don’t want any drama with our vendors. Sendgrid was ddosed over some drama with their evangelist and it affected our business. Last thing I want to do is having to explain to my exec team that our emails aren’t going out because of a vendor choice I made.
- mech422 6y agoYeah - I vaguely remember that. And this economy is not the time to take unnecessary risks with your livelihood.