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Yes. It will further abstract the owners’ responsibility to the users, and the product will get shittier faster.
by jkestner 2y ago
Yes. It will further abstract the owners’ responsibility to the users, and the product will get shittier faster.
- vikramkr 2y agoThat's a general rant against publically traded companies. I'm specifically asking about the original posters take that a company that makes speakers specifically shouldn't be publicly traded. Like it sounded like they thought a speaker company couldn't be big enough to be on NASDAQ or something?