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Again that's not how antitrust regulation works. I am not sure why you keep repeating the same mistake. Figma have 3 million users. In what world would a purch
by ThomPete 3y ago
Again that's not how antitrust regulation works. I am not sure why you keep repeating the same mistake.
Figma have 3 million users. In what world would a purchase of them be dominating Canva with 135 million monthly users and with 16 million paying subscribers.
You are confusing Adobe being a big company with why they are a big company.
- fauigerzigerk 3y ago>Again that's not how antitrust regulation works. Apparently anti-trust regulators disagree. They put up enough of a fight to at least give Adobe an excuse for letting the deal fall through. >You are confusing Adobe being a big company with why they are a big company. I have heard your argument and I understand what you are saying. Unfortunately, you're not responding to my counter arguments, which makes this not a very interesting debate.
- ThomPete 3y agoNo they don't and both the US and EU had approved it. The UK is using a novel theory that have no basis in reality where they are claiming to be able to predict the future. You don't have a counter argument, you just have your own opinion on how it should be done. Antitrust is not being done that way you seem to think it's not the reason why the UK didn't allow it.