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Not really the point - they have 5% market share with those B2B products, and a history of axing stuff that they don't think makes enough money.
by smaudet 5y ago
Not really the point - they have 5% market share with those B2B products, and a history of axing stuff that they don't think makes enough money.
- ithkuil 5y agoThe history of axing stuff is not uncorrelated with the business unit and its business model. They know that B2B costumers value the stability and they are going to price that in. It's not like they are not reading what people are complaining about.