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What kind of obligation is Reddit under to allow Apollo to continue? They’ve made a decision they think (rightly or wrongly) is in the long-term interests of th
by blowski 3y ago
What kind of obligation is Reddit under to allow Apollo to continue? They’ve made a decision they think (rightly or wrongly) is in the long-term interests of the company.
How long will Reddit survive if they don’t do this? I have no idea. But I do know the CEO has to deliver more than happy users.
- ezfe 3y agoThey're not under any obligation legally - but they've been intentionally misleading at every step to try to make Apollo the bad guy
- baq 3y agoYes, but he also should listen to Ru Paul and not duck it up. Or maybe not digg it.
- Jochim 3y agoPutting aside why Reddit's behaviour is objectionable. Reddit did this in a way that will cost them money and harm both their reputation and quality. Had they set out a reasonable timeline for the new prices, they would have had a new revenue stream. Instead they killed it and at the same time created an incentive for some of their most active users to leave.