Comment on The man who monetizes dataparentComments−Psyonic16yAlso, an interesting question: Are you citing the fact that nearly ever big company has done it to basically give it an ethical pass? i.e. It's the cost of doing business?−vaksel16yno I mean that there is a lot of unethical things for most companies, early in their history.Whether it's using scrapers to steal content and spam competitor's users, or using high monetizing scammy offers to cash in.Early on, when starting out, a lot of the companies we admire today, have resorted to doing anything in order to survive.−Psyonic16yRight, but what is the lesson here? Do whatever it takes to succeed? I'm not picking on you, just wondering what to take from that fact.
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Also, an interesting question: Are you citing the fact that nearly ever big company has done it to basically give it an ethical pass? i.e. It's the cost of doing business?
no I mean that there is a lot of unethical things for most companies, early in their history.
Whether it's using scrapers to steal content and spam competitor's users, or using high monetizing scammy offers to cash in.
Early on, when starting out, a lot of the companies we admire today, have resorted to doing anything in order to survive.
Right, but what is the lesson here? Do whatever it takes to succeed? I'm not picking on you, just wondering what to take from that fact.