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Textbook spiral of death, hat tip to Musk for creating an evident case of study for future enterpreneurs.
by readyplayernull 3y ago
Textbook spiral of death, hat tip to Musk for creating an evident case of study for future enterpreneurs.
- brink 3y agoI think it's more due to general social media burnout and companies waking up to how much of a PR nightmare social media is, and that it might be doing more harm than good. No company wants to post online just to get relentlessly antagonized in the comments as most companies do.
- sangnoir 3y agoIt's likely KLM probably didn't think integrating Twitter with its customer support platform is worth the $40000[1] per month Musk was asking for. 1. Off the top of my head. May have been $50000 or in that ballpark. He seemed to overestimate the value of Twitter to corporates and transport agencies, and that the flow of value was in both directions. It's insane to think a quasi-governmental agency would spend tens of thousands to tell Twitter users the train or bus will be late; then again he probably doesn't know how much a banana costs, to steal from the Arrested Development trope.
- ethanbond 3y agoNo, it's not. It's due to Musk's personal product decisions and erratic behavior.
- z7 3y agoX caught in the act of spiraling to new heights of death! 'Death Spiral' just announced its world tour! 'I've been practicing my 'Death Spiral' all morning!'