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OK I'm open to that side of things. If Adobe pulls all the stops and produces value corresponding to what it charges, which is crazy--then, I might reconsider
by daniel-cussen 4y ago
OK I'm open to that side of things.
If Adobe pulls all the stops and produces value corresponding to what it charges, which is crazy--then, I might reconsider my views, maybe their business incentives have aligned very well now and they can become a virtuous monopoly.
You wouldn't know it from the comments on this site, though, my GOD, all negative yours is the first positive.
Further, Figma did a good thing for the end user by selling out to Adobe--at a very steep price. Their holding out for a huge price is virtuous, yes of course more money for them, but if you're selling out, charging a lot is virtuous, taking as big a bite as you can out of the giant.