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basically their policies are so rediculously subjective, that the mood of the reviewer is enough to shut down an entire "business" venture. I think that's the b
by Justsignedup 4y ago
basically their policies are so rediculously subjective, that the mood of the reviewer is enough to shut down an entire "business" venture. I think that's the big problem here.
Typically with a store, if you're causing harm, the community can petition for you to lose your license. And all that comes with legal protections for due process.
On youtube or instagram, your entire business which you invested time/money/body into, is entirely hanging by the thread of some employee having a decent day or finding you attractive.
- onlyrealcuzzo 4y ago> basically their policies are so rediculously subjective, that the mood of the reviewer is enough to shut down an entire "business" venture. I think that's the big problem here. There's a near-infinite pool of people willing to sink absurd amounts of time and money and other resources into these social networks. Pretty much everywhere is aware of the risks. It seems to be a risk many are more than willing to take.
- heavenlyblue 4y ago> It seems to be a risk many are more than willing to take. It’s a risk they take because there’s no other choice.
- onlyrealcuzzo 4y agoNo one is forcing people to start Social Media businesses.
- Justsignedup 4y agoThey sell the dream, and the dream is you can be an influencer. Their mind is reinforced with it, and they are encouraged to try at every single step. So nobody is forcing, but they certainly are luring.