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Once they're public, everything is going to change. At that point it becomes "building value for the shareholder" and "minimizing risk for the shareholder". E
by Sunspark 3y ago
Once they're public, everything is going to change.
At that point it becomes "building value for the shareholder" and "minimizing risk for the shareholder".
Except in this case, users are the product, and if you ruin the experience for the user then you've ruined your own product, thus defeating the shareholder.
The only thing Reddit offers is a user community on a mega-forum.
- declaredapple 3y ago> At that point it becomes "building value for the shareholder" and "minimizing risk for the shareholder". Generally people refer to this as Enshittification > if you ruin the experience for the user then you've ruined your own product, thus defeating the shareholder. Enshittification is literally the opposite of this.
- hightrix 3y ago> At that point it becomes "building value for the shareholder" and "minimizing risk for the shareholder". Reddit has been on this path for years. Almost every recent change, when viewed through this lens, makes much more sense.