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Yeah, but isn’t the issue a long term problem now? If he is committed to little/no moderation, when would things change in a direction that would bring advertis
by kristintynski 4y ago
Yeah, but isn’t the issue a long term problem now? If he is committed to little/no moderation, when would things change in a direction that would bring advertisers back?
If he wants a free speech free for all ala 4chan, he’s going to have to find an entirely new way to monetize that doesn’t rely on ads.
- tbrownaw 4y agoThis theory is that rather than the change itself driving advertises away, it's outrage about the change that's driving them away. In which case they could be expected to only stay away for as long as the outrage persists.
- kristintynski 4y agoI’m saying as long as brands can’t be guaranteed their ads won’t regularly show up next to horrific things, they won’t come back. Especially since they weren’t great To be fun with, having significantly smaller numbers of advertisers than their competitors.
- fabrika 4y agoBrands don't care at all what's next to their advertising. It is much more important for them to be on the right side of the conflict.