In find it incredible that even through all this, there will be users that will not look for alteratives.
this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2022
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It can be hard to leave a platform that you're highly invested in, especially if you have a lot of content already on there.
Yes ! Plus "looking for alternative" can be surprisingly difficult for non-tech users. Let's be kind to everyone trying their best <3.
I think this whole topic will be studied in business schools for years "how to lose 44 billion in less than a month" I wouldn't know where to start without Elon's example
Yeah, this is going to go down in history as a de facto example of how not to do an acquisition.
Yeah the only people hanging back are gonna be H1B visa holders, who are stuck between a rock and a hard place.