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points by bartread 4 days ago | 0 comments
> It's a whole saas platform now.

I think the argument may be that it doesn't justify this - that the main benefit of the SaaS platform has been to provide 1500+ people with something to do - and that perhaps the SaaS platform doesn't really add enough value to justify its existence or the company's valuation.

I don't really have a point of view on this since I've only used the browser extension (though I don't have it installed at present, thankfully) so the SaaS part of the business might be amazingly useful or it might not: I'm just laying out what I infer the argument in this sub-thread to be.

[–] talon8635 4 days ago
Well, I guess if people need things to do, and others are willing to pay, then what’s the problem?
[–] jeremyjh 4 days ago
TFA is the problem. There is no actual value proportional to their expenses, so the only path is enshittification and grifting.