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That makes no logical sense at all. Why go for $10m if there is no need to because you have already adjusted your own pricing upwards. Also, what things are pr
by arrrg 3y ago
That makes no logical sense at all. Why go for $10m if there is no need to because you have already adjusted your own pricing upwards.
Also, what things are priced at is not what they cost …
- soraminazuki 3y agoReddit specifically said that killing third apps wasn’t their intention, and wanted apps to pay a reasonable amount to cover the costs. > Also, what things are priced at is not what they cost … So if that’s the best argument in favor of Reddit, then it’s Reddit that’s being illogical. Or to be more straight, lying. > Why go for $10m if there is no need to because you have already adjusted your own pricing upwards. Because $20M is neither the amount Christian was earning, nor the cost that Reddit was paying to provide API access. Steve explicitly said it was a lost opportunity. There was simply no way that Christian could’ve paid that insane price. However, Reddit could’ve earned $20M themselves per year by acquiring Apollo. If the $20M opportunity was even remotely true, that is.