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Jesus, be more antagonistic. OP puts the blame on Elon too: “while layoffs may be necessary…”, “twitter has lost this expertise.”
Pretty clueless to start with “this is a shitty take” then proceed to express the same general idea in simpler terms.
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Jesus, be more antagonistic. OP puts the blame on Elon too: “while layoffs may be necessary…”, “twitter has lost this expertise.”
Pretty clueless to start with “this is a shitty take” then proceed to express the same general idea in simpler terms.
Yes. Great thoughts.
I saw a comment on a reddit thread recently about the migrations, changes, etc saying (paraphrasing) “Remember how we used to see stuff on reddit and then a week later on other platforms? This place is about to become just another week-behind platform.”
Spez has been pointing out (and clearly justifying to himself) that only a small minority of users are upset with their changes, but that ignores that it’s the mods and content generators - the power users - who make up that small minority. Reddit is about to suck by losing the only thing that made it great. Yes, it’s the content.
Because OP posted about a business lesson.
It only “hypes up” Meta by using it as a contrast to demonstrate how Elon shat the bed.
Maybe stop calling it a shitty take? You clearly don’t understand it.
I don’t want to fight though, I won’t be responding here again.