Arthur · 4 answers · 14d
Slightly ranty question: if you earn money by working on social media, it's your job to capitalize (maximize engagement) on any platform you find, including platforms which weren't made to be capitalized, which can generate annoying results. Do you think such a thing should be allowed? Weigh in your opinions!
When you capitalise on a social platform you are selling the best asset of a social platform, the feeling, the mood, the stance, the community. When you sold it it never comes back. So it would be wise to only modestly make money from that. Usually the inventors are successfull with a platform, then sell it to investors, they then start to ruin the platform in order to squeeze out money to the max. That is a repeating scheme.
