I know what you mean by sense of entitlement, that sort of thing annoys me too. But in this case I don't think the person was displaying a sense of entitlement. Just opining that people will, in fact, vote with their feet, and that it's going to hurt Twitter a lot.
> Just opining that people will, in fact, vote with their feet, and that it's going to hurt Twitter a lot.
Well, if the people are going to do this when Twitter finally figures out a monetization strategy, then Twitter won't be in business for very long and people will be forced to find an alternative either way.
It's a bit silly to expect them to continue living off of hundreds of millions of VC money to preserve an ad-free user experience.
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I know what you mean by sense of entitlement, that sort of thing annoys me too. But in this case I don't think the person was displaying a sense of entitlement. Just opining that people will, in fact, vote with their feet, and that it's going to hurt Twitter a lot.
> Just opining that people will, in fact, vote with their feet, and that it's going to hurt Twitter a lot.
Well, if the people are going to do this when Twitter finally figures out a monetization strategy, then Twitter won't be in business for very long and people will be forced to find an alternative either way.
It's a bit silly to expect them to continue living off of hundreds of millions of VC money to preserve an ad-free user experience.