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The key is that executives don’t really matter that much. The company isn’t going to lose our on money of the CEO has diarrhea. The vast majority of work is done by the employees. Unfortunately, employees of the company can’t just decide to give themselves bonuses and shit like the board can.
Making a website to host AMAs would be an enormous amount of work. Even if they retained their userbase, the costs of hosting a site that wouldn’t crash would be significant. If they don’t retain their userbase, it ruins the entire reason who many notable people do AMAs which is to advertise whatever they’re doing. To make a profit, they would need to monetize it too somehow.
FunkyDuck@lemmy.worldtoReddit@lemmy.ml•Now for Reddit and Nara to continue with subscription model3·2 years agoI’m honestly just over reddit. Even if all the apps came back for free I’d probably try sticking with lemmy. Not a fan of a company that clearly doesn’t give a shit about their userbase. Good for the third party devs who are making it work with subscriptions but I’m not willing to pay a subscription to go straight into reddit’s pocket.
They probably can already see that. It doesn’t take much to start an instance.