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I was a Netflix subscriber for its first streaming service decade or so [in Scandinavia], starting in 2011. Cancelled about a year ago. The primary concern was
by tpmx 4y ago
I was a Netflix subscriber for its first streaming service decade or so [in Scandinavia], starting in 2011. Cancelled about a year ago. The primary concern was the the quality of new content, not the price.
- ParksNet 4y agoNetflix should have just doubled their prices and 'doubled' the content they offered. Would have smothered all these other streaming services. The horse has bolted now.
- kramerger 4y agoEvery 1-2 years, I buy a prepaid Netflix card. I catch up with one or two shows and that's it, I barely open the app for the reminder of my period. I don't really see the point of paying for 5-6 streaming services every month.
- garciasn 4y agoFor me it was threefold: 1. Competition 2. Lack of content created by legacy studios whom were provided true quality. 3. Too much content to wade through and no easy way to do it.
- joemazerino 4y agoSeconded. Cancelled because of the very-clear and obvious pivot to woke original content. Give me good entertainment and not ideologically based.
- camdat 4y agoCould you define woke?
- yazzku 4y ago
- jdlshore 4y agoI read your link and it didn’t seem to address the question. (I admit bailing early because it didn’t seem relevant. It talks about Netflix’s content creation policy, and bizarrely, what Elon Musk thinks of it. Why Musk is being quoted in an article about Netflix is a mystery to me.) Additionally, your explanation is word salad. What is a “5-year old adult” and how do you avoid triggering them? Which social belief systems are you referring to, specifically?
- yazzku 4y agoMusk is being quoted because he criticized Netflix for serving "woke" content. It's not a word salad, every word is intentional. Admittedly, I did not do a good job at explaining this, but honestly it's just a waste of our time.
- camdat 4y agoIt's stunning to me that certain political groups are incredibly and violently angry (dare I say... triggered) about something they're completely unable to quantify or describe. This description is about as opaque as your opinion on Netflix.
- yazzku 4y ago