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Why are people moderating Reddit for free now that it's a public company?
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Why are people moderating Reddit for free now that it's a public company?

When I learned that Reddit was becoming a public traded company, I immediately left the communities that I was a moderator of because it makes no sense. It's going to be a public company just like Facebook, Twitter, Google. Why should I be working for free for a massive, publicly traded company, and advancing or making their product more profitable? It's Like doing charity absolutely for free, for a massive company in corporation. It makes simply no sense! Why do people do this?

Edit: to the people asking why anyone would be a moderator before the IPO is simple. It wasn't a publicly traded business, it was more of a discussion board. Now, it's a full-blown stockholder driven corporation They are infusing with ads, transactions, machine learning. It's like expecting people to work for Netflix completely for free



Trump's Truth Social is now a public company. Experts warn its multi-billion dollar valuation defies logic
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Trump's Truth Social is now a public company. Experts warn its multi-billion dollar valuation defies logic
Trump's Truth Social is now a public company. Experts warn its multi-billion dollar valuation defies logic
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Amazon Becomes World’s First Public Company to Lose $1 Trillion in Market Value
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I sold my start-up for 7 figures to a public company and got screwed
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I sold my start-up for 7 figures to a public company and got screwed

I stated a company on a shoe string budget and within 8 months we licensed are main product to a public company. Part of the package was our software, product and logistics. In addition, they had first right of refusal on other business we signed up.

Long story short, they strung us out for over a year with numerous excuses as for the delay in launching the product. We put all our eggs in one basket and helped them set everything up on their end and train employees.

As time dragged on communication became non existent. Neither party ever canceled the 5 year contract. Around year 4 I noticed they started advertising our product. When I contacted them for an update they acted like they never heard of me. I sued them, but could not continue they lawsuit as they drug the case out and I could no longer afford the cost to compete with a large public company.

I learned a lot. I guess I have the most expenses MBA in history.

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Does coinbase being a public company make it more trustworthy?
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Bitcoin is the currency of the Internet: a distributed, worldwide, decentralized digital money. Unlike traditional currencies such as dollars, bitcoins are issued and managed without any central authority whatsoever: there is no government, company, or bank in charge of Bitcoin. As such, it is more resistant to wild inflation and corrupt banks. With Bitcoin, you can be your own bank.


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Does coinbase being a public company make it more trustworthy?

of course cold storage is the optimal route. I know that. Cold storage is best, please don’t make this thread about that.

No other exchange has ever been a publicly listed company. Does that make coinbase more trustworthy? If they defraud users, wouldn’t they be held accountable in a way that Celsius, ftx and others weren’t?

I definitely don’t have an educated perspective, but would love to here from anyone who knows about regulations that might impact trustworthiness here.

Thanks!


Lyft posts large loss in its first quarterly report as a public company
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Lyft posts large loss in its first quarterly report as a public company

Lyft reported a loss per share of $9.02, adjusted.

While analyst estimates for Lyft’s first quarter could have been on the low-end due to a lack of data typical of a company fresh on the public market, Lyft’s loss is still significant.

The steep loss still marks an improvement from Lyft’s year-ago quarter, when Lyft reported a non-GAAP loss of $11.40 per share.

. . .

Loss per share: $9.02, adjusted

Revenue: $776 million, versus $739.4 million expected, per Refinitiv

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/07/lyft-earnings-q1-2019.html


Accounting Manager at a public company…was the salary low?
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Accounting Manager at a public company…was the salary low?

My phone rang from a number I didn’t know and as I was expecting a call I answered it. It was a recruiter trying to head hunt for an accounting manager role.

I have a listen cause I’m too nice. 1.5B revenue organization is looking for an Accounting Manager to oversee the GL with emphasis on payroll, commissions, 606, 842, and SOX compliance with a team of 3 under them.

They are looking for tops 110k and currently are 4 days in office.

I told the recruiter that sounded a bit low and was not surprised they have been looking for two months.

Weigh in: was I right?










One thing is for sure. In the event we get BO by another public company….
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One thing is for sure. In the event we get BO by another public company….

I will flip the proceeds from that sale into the company that bought us out.

I still believe in the science! Just too many positive end results from PH 2 & 3 Clinical Trials to ignore the prospects of a good future from of those successful drug candidates.



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