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I am not sure how this stance is effective, outside of market dominance, why care if users that cost them money to have quit? I am not trying to be combative,
by rileymat2 3y ago
I am not sure how this stance is effective, outside of market dominance, why care if users that cost them money to have quit?
I am not trying to be combative, it is a question in my mind, Why serve anything to users not participating in the economics that keeps the servers on?
- imoverclocked 3y agoBecause there is a social element to watching videos. Losing some percentage of users means they will also lose some percentage of shares from those users. Those users may also tell people not to share links to YouTube with them. YouTube is a dominant platform for certain content but everything they do to be less friendly is something another platform can do to gain market share.
- rileymat2 3y agoBut pushing users that you can't monetize with ads into another platform can sabotage the economics of that platform in the short term? If that's the case, it almost sounds like a "win".