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Ask HN: If HN were a business, how would it be monetizing?
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Re: Ask HN: If HN were a business, how would it be monetizing?
#2The premise that HN is not monetizing is implicit in the question. Because it is part of Ycombinator, that implicit premise may not be sound.
Re: Ask HN: If HN were a business, how would it be monetizing?
#3The premise that HN is not monetizing is implicit in the question. Because it is part of Ycombinator, that implicit premise may not be sound.
Right back at 'cha. How do you believe HN is being monetized?
Re: Ask HN: If HN were a business, how would it be monetizing?
#4Re: Ask HN: If HN were a business, how would it be monetizing?
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Right back at 'cha. How do you believe HN is being monetized?
How is a YCombinator batch monetized?
Please don't answer a question with a question. I'm not the one implying anything. If you're not willing to be explicit, please don't imply or insinuate anything.
Re: Ask HN: If HN were a business, how would it be monetizing?
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
How is a YCombinator batch monetized?
Please don't answer a question with a question. I'm not the one implying anything. If you're not willing to be explicit, please don't imply or insinuate anything.
Why wouldn't the Socratic method be appropriate here?
Re: Ask HN: If HN were a business, how would it be monetizing?
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Please don't answer a question with a question. I'm not the one implying anything. If you're not willing to be explicit, please don't imply or insinuate anything.
Why wouldn't the Socratic method be appropriate here?
Because I'm not the one making a claim or implication, nor interested in participating in your speculation. At this point your contributions to this thread are indistinguishable from trolling, so I'll take my leave.
Re: Ask HN: If HN were a business, how would it be monetizing?
#8They would do what reddit does, and let people pay to put their links on the frontpage. Reddit calls them "promoted posts".