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⌈ Secret Post #4354 ⌋

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AYRT—I’m just wondering if kicking fandom/kinksters/activists off a social media platform has ever allowed its parent company to reach more/new users than before fandom decamped, and if so, how long did/does the uptick generally last? I can’t think of any company that went “good news, everyone, we’re respectable now!” and had their userbase double, only ones that never quite made money hoping ditching the weirdos would stave off ruin.

It's not about increasing userbase, it's about decreasing risk

isn't Tumblr owned by, like, Verizon or something like that now?

Yep. It got bought out by Yahoo! who then got bought out by Verizon.

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