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The reality is that the Reddit users that actually care about this enough to show up and rage in the AMA are also the ones that are almost completely unmonetiza
by VWWHFSfQ 3y ago
The reality is that the Reddit users that actually care about this enough to show up and rage in the AMA are also the ones that are almost completely unmonetizable. So I doubt there was ever really any risk of major loss from this.
- ascar 3y agothey might be unmonetizable. But they're the people who maintain the communities that bring in the mass of people that are monetizeable.
- VWWHFSfQ 3y agoI guess so. But I also suspect that their value isn't as much as they think it is. Some will actually leave, but most will stay and just continue to grumble about it. And keep working for free.
- Eisenstein 3y agoEveryone gets to find out in a few weeks. Who wants to be the bookie?
- Nasrudith 3y agoBut the markets have never ever judged websites by "monetizable user count", just "user count". Click-through rate is about the closest thing to the metric and that itself is highly context specific.