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That's because many corporate "donations" are not so much a donation as a way of soft-buying a feature. It's hard for businesses hyperfocused on short-term gai
by scrpl 3y ago
That's because many corporate "donations" are not so much a donation as a way of soft-buying a feature.
It's hard for businesses hyperfocused on short-term gains to understand a long-term value of, for example, supporting an alternative for an industry-dominating Adobe toolkit. But the value is there.
- marcinzm 3y agoLong-term value that's hard to define doesn't translate well to stock price especially when any investment also helps competitors who aren't investing anything into the project.