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Your argument presumes that “cost” is “money spent to implement,” when in reality any reduction in predicted revenue is also a “cost.” The cost of allowing peo
by jagged-chisel 1y ago
Your argument presumes that “cost” is “money spent to implement,” when in reality any reduction in predicted revenue is also a “cost.”
The cost of allowing people to cancel subscriptions is more than the cost to implement a button.