This is me with the lotr wiki. Still haven't managed to make it through all of the books.
Darkwraith
joined 1 year ago
I think the logical response is to burn down everything you created and alienate the people that built it up to be successful.
That'll lure in the investors.
In a roundabout way, it kinda does.
If a bunch of losers take their rule holiday as "post whatever I want without consequence" it will make the IP less valuable to potential investors. Killing the value of Reddit may actually be more effective than protesting the changes, it's just more of a "burn everything down on the way out" strategy.
Weaponised toxicity.
I'm okay with the existence of the corporate run server in your example so long as alternatives remain available and that corporate server can't start requesting removal of "competition."
Some amount of centralization isn't bad, so long as people can still choose to be elsewhere.
Wiggity wam wam wozzle!
I'm gonna go lay down...