> I think the fear here is that a public company is going to optimize heavily for profits to the detriment of the service itself, which public tech companies se

> I think the fear here is that a public company is going to optimize heavily for profits to the detriment of the service itself, which public tech companies seem to often do I think that is largely because we remember the ones that do and not the ones that don't. As an example, companies like microsoft & amazon, while ruthless, don't really fit that mold.