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Short term: wants a meeting, and this should probably do the trick. Long term: doesn't want get killed, prefers to partner with Twitter and sustain a lesser pro
by mrilhan 13y ago
Short term: wants a meeting, and this should probably do the trick. Long term: doesn't want get killed, prefers to partner with Twitter and sustain a lesser profit margin for a longer period of time.
I say a slow clap is in order here, no matter what his true intentions are, only if for being so focused on what he wants from Twitter Inc.
- jacquesm 13y agoShort term: probably will get killed.
- AznHisoka 13y agoThe chances of him partnering with Twitter are close to nil. This is a very dumb move by his part that will probably lead to a loss of income for the next few years.
- nchlswu 13y agoI'd guess that he's 100% prepared for this and has weighed the risks. I'm making a big presumption about his intelligence though.
- scarmig 13y agoAlmost certainly will be nuked before the end of week, perhaps by end of day. There goes $50/month/customer, for someone with supposedly hundreds of customers. He probably could have gotten at least a couple months more without being shut down and some free publicity on Hacker News afterwards complaining about being shut down, but he traded that for a maybe 1% chance at some kind of introduction. And, I guess, a HN post in a couple hours complaining about being ingloriously shuttered.
- AznHisoka 13y agomaybe even a couple of years if he keeps it under the radar and don't grow too much.
- greyman 13y agoBut why would Twitter want to partner with him?