• ∃∀λ@programming.dev
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    4 months ago

    I’m sure they tested the new recipe on a sample audience long before they put it into mass production which informed them that the recipe change would positively impact their bottom line. Big companies don’t make enormous blunders which put them out of business. The social media tech companies we all hate are still around and have billions of users after all the crap they did. Why? Because all of the negative changes they made to their platforms were first tested on a sample of users and the sample kept using it. After all of the recipe downgrades and shrinkflation, you still see the products on the shelves. The only time you ever see an established brand suddenly vanish is when they’re bought out by private equity or they’re made obsolete by new technology.

    • Strider@lemmy.world
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      4 months ago

      All good points bit missing mine: brands vanish all the time. Companies too.

      It’s just that short term money is valued, thats how we run today. It’s never about long term services and products.