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r/place 2023 in a nutshell(lemmy.world)

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IKH@lemmy.world
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If the users have a contained place to vent their anger, then they’re not leaving the site. Afterwards everyone’s got whatever anger was there out of their system. I doubt the “fuck spez” comments hurt reddit at all, and probably barely made him feel bad.

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Syrc@lemmy.world
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I doubt the “fuck spez” comments hurt reddit at all

Eh. Would you buy stocks/ads for a platform where the latest iteration of their most engaging and loved event was very heavily dedicated to expressing disapproval of the leadership? A platform that literally holds itself together thanks to the effort of that same complaining community?

Hell, at that point I’d buy ads on Facebook where much less users block them and they’re much more gullible.

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MotoAsh@lemmy.world
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Are you sure about that? Since when has having an unlikable cnt EVER hurt an actual company?? Sure, if they’re a lying cnt like Elizabeth Holms or the Crypto bro without an actual product, but if they’re a lying c*nt who still has a functioning product, they’re treated like Elon Musk and fail UPWARDS.

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MotoAsh@lemmy.world
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Edit: Ugh, double-post and I cannot find the delete in this crappy app… Ugh the growing pains of fresh tech, like missing basic features…

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ryan@the.coolest.zone
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To add to this very good point, it also fosters a sense of community. Nothing brings people together like hating a CEO. And hey, if you feel like part of a community, you’re less likely to leave.

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