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Im curious about your source on that one, but let's suppose that that statement is true. Couldn't you say the same for Apollo? So, the large amount of positive
by goykasi 3y ago
Im curious about your source on that one, but let's suppose that that statement is true. Couldn't you say the same for Apollo?
So, the large amount of positive reviews for the mobile clients also speak positively for the platform. Is that what you are theorizing?
- OJFord 3y agoJust anecdotally from my experience glancing at reviews occasionally on apps like that, that have a physical presence or a website. In the latter case I think it's inevitable and completely fair, the app can be the primary way you interact with it, how you discovered it, how someone else may discover it, and a review of the thing itself might be perfectly useful. I think it's less likely to happen with Apollo if at all, because those users are clearly aware of, and even have front of mind in the moment, the distinction between Reddit the platform and Apollo the client. The number of people who discovered Reddit via Apollo must surely be extremely small?