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"Gaslighting" Why should competitors be able to advertise on their competition's websites free of charge? Further why should a company allow its competitors to
by degentracker12 3y ago
"Gaslighting"
Why should competitors be able to advertise on their competition's websites free of charge? Further why should a company allow its competitors to steal their customers?
- JohnFen 3y agoWhy should customers of a service put up with that service censoring their mentions of other services?
- bmarquez 3y agoWe're not the customers, the advertisers are. And so far the advertisers don't care about this kind of censorship. Try to get customer service as a non-paying user on Meta platforms, it's horrible and you rarely interact with a real person.
- JohnFen 3y agoOK, then pretend I said "users" instead of "customers".
- hammyhavoc 3y agoIt's now like going to Musk's corporate breakroom plastered in sponsors rather than "the internet's town square" as it used to be described.
- travisporter 3y agoI think this is totally acceptable to block competitors. But it should be an open policy, otherwise how will your clients or users trust you?
- advisedwang 3y agoThese companies are platforms for users communicating with each other. We shouldn't stand for corp policies medelling with our messages. Imagine if they squash messages critical of the platform, or allowed fast food chains to pay to squash any posts saying their food is unhealthy.