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[–] GeekyOnion@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago

There is a large enough body of people who fetishize C-level roles, and "profit uber alles" mentalities that will keep most for-profit endeavors fully staffed and running, even with volunteer labor and content creation. The risk of "everyone under one roof," is also the strength. When the roof covers a large enough swath, the biomass itself is enough to keep the roof off the ground, and there's enough room in the middle with people scrambling to push and shove their way in.