Jul 27
companies when they see me using my physical media copy of something for the 1000th time and they know they can't profit from selling me a subscription for it
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companies when they see me using my physical media copy of something for the 1000th time and they know they can't profit from selling me a subscription for it
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I think one of the most overlooked factors in Netflix's cutthroat approach to deciding wether to renew a show is that they wholly underestimate the power of fandoms.
They seem to think that unless a show is record-breaking or award-winning it will not be profitable to renew but they fail to recognize that most people don't give a shit about the accolades as long as a show is good.
And even then, it is normal to take more than one eight-episode season to pick up real cultural traction. Plenty of now-beloved shows did not reach mainstream popularity until they were multiple seasons deep.
Netflix fails to consider the longevity of their IPs over the initial peak of interest, and have thus cultivated a self-fulfilling prophecy as people avoid starting new shows because they don't want to become invested in something that is more likely than not to be cancelled, and thus these new shows don't reach the ludicrous viewership standard they have set to justify a renewal.
Sure, they get new subscribers for new shows but what keeps them there? Maybe they'd actually stay subscribed if a new season of something they are invested in is on the way (barring the cost itself, which is a whole different can of worms).
Plenty of people subscribe only for one or two shows- I remember people cancelling their subscriptions when they took The Office off because that show alone was keeping them on the platform.
Supernatural did not get 15 seasons because of its exceptional writing or cinematography (ha), they got 15 seasons because of devoted fans who wanted more. Who kept rewatching and buying merchandise and paying for con tickets.
Daredevil is one of the best shows I have ever seen, and that was at the time where the "early" cancellation was common after three seasons (with 12+ episodes). Inside Job is one of the only adult animated series that I have ever thoroughly enjoyed, and it was lucky to have two seasons. Shadow and Bone had the potential to be a franchise based in the extended Grishaverse, and yet it also ended after two seasons.
Finally- not everyone watches shows the day they release! We don't all have that sort of time, and it's ok to discover a new show a week, a month, a year after it releases! Word of mouth and fan culture/communities have been the rock upon which lasing series are created, from Star Trek to Game of Thrones.
All this to say, @netflix yall get your act together and renew Dead Boy Detectives before you lose your captive audience 🫠
I'm really struggling with this limitation on likes. @staff why would you penalize people for using your platform? This effects everyone from basic scrolls to those with larger following bases.
Engagement is the point, and Tumblr limiting likes at a thousand, forcing users to be selective or pick and choose which content they like, is a serious disservice. This is nothing more than an attempt to get users to subscribe to the premium plan, which allows 2,000 likes per day.
There is nothing like a morning coffee and a tally count on your likes..
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Froze a salesman in a block of ice after he dared come to my door and try selling me a subscription to quests quarterly, as if I'm not sending adventurers on half those quests 🙄
Thinking of sinking him into a bog
I refuse to pay for subscription services for two reasons:
1) that's my money bitch, you're not having it. Fuck you multi million dollar company.
2) I grew up watching TV and listening to the radio. I'm not weak enough to complain about 3 minutes of ads. I use those 3 minutes to go get a drink or run to the bathroom like I did as a kid, waiting for my favourite show to come back on. I don't watch the ads at all, I just do something else while they play. I am not so weak I have to pay to get rid of ads. I just ignore them for free.