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>walled gardens This is marketing speak. Do not call it walled gardens. Called it curated, fixed, whatever. Gardens have delicious fruits, vegetables, and bea
by hospitalJail 3y ago
>walled gardens
This is marketing speak. Do not call it walled gardens. Called it curated, fixed, whatever.
Gardens have delicious fruits, vegetables, and beautiful flowers. It creates a positive emotional spin on what is otherwise something bad for consumers.
- robertlagrant 3y agoClearly you've not seen most gardens.
- true_blue 3y agoI've only ever heard "walled garden" used in a negative sense, so I think most people get that it's not meant to be a good thing. Emphasis is placed on the "wall" rather than the "garden".
- blendergeek 3y agoCurated sounds much more positive than "walled". If you don't like garden, say "walled city".