Pro-Hitler and Holocaust denier account: X has paid me $3,000 in ad revenue sharing | Media Matters for America
Pro-Hitler and Holocaust denier account: X has paid me $3,000 in ad revenue sharing | Media Matters for America
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And Reddit is doing the same shit. Idk why they think it’s a good idea to give people monetary incentive to be batshit crazy
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Because it makes them money. See, monolithic companies don't care about anything other than money and pleasing shareholders. The only way they will ever care about real life issues is if/when they transform into loss of revenue or pressure from their board of directors.
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Shareholders can be batshitcrazy too. X/Twitter has been in decline for a while. It's true they could be leeching money from the he far right but I highly doubt so.
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Elon took Twitter private, there aren't any shareholders to answer to anymore.
As for reddit, they've been trying to go public for awhile now but afaik they have not succeeded yet, so also no shareholders.
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Yeah, private companies at least have the opportunity to forego greed to ensure a better product.
Heck, even some public companies are able to do it if they can prove to shareholders going the greedy route is a bad business decision (an investor floated the idea around Nintendo that they should charge money to make Mario jump higher.)
This, however, is not one of those companies.
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He is not the sole owner, he took it private with other people .
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TBH it's not just reddit or social media: Internet's per-view ad revenue is exactly what ruined traditional newspapers (ok, some where shit to begin with)
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