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isn't the obvious graph to ask for cost per user / revenue per user? (i.e. "acquisition price" per earnings per user.) After all, that's the main way that we
by logicallee 13y ago
isn't the obvious graph to ask for cost per user / revenue per user? (i.e. "acquisition price" per earnings per user.)
After all, that's the main way that we can consider a per-user cost to be "high".
- tav 13y agoA bunch of ZeroDivisionErrors doesn't look so pretty :)