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    • freeheelerF Offline
      freeheeler @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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      @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
      I know I’m getting offtopic here 😉
      … Strava forces his non paying customers to a membership as they left segments and ranking in the free ware… I saw some friends of mine immediately buying a membership as soon as Strava put the segments into the member section… of course Strava benefits from their competition addiction…
      BUT I will not give my money to a company that changes functionality so drastically WITHOUT destinguishing between roadbike and MTB, running and trailrunning, alpine skiing and telemark skiing etc.

      I rather support smaller developers with great ideas, innovation and flexibility 👍

      living sideways

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      • lexterm77L Offline
        lexterm77 Bronze Member @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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        @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Weather information displayed:

        Well there are a lot of services that eventually get sold or are shut down.

        This has really todo with the consumer “perception” where users don’t want to pay, expect “unpromised” features etc.

        Strava, for example, if users don’t pay, you know they have their costs for servers (at least), what do you think will happen (just an example).

        Specifically there is a big issue atm with Open Source Software as people don’t get paid for developing etc.

        As walmarkt monopolized small towns, it was not wallmarkt but the consumers.

        The way I see these take overs, once upon a time a small company makes a good product, lots of people will use it, a big company sees it as money making opportunity, swallows it and injects its own crap for people to consume.

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        • freeheelerF Offline
          freeheeler @lexterm77
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          @lexterm77
          I can confirm this from my direct own experience, but outside of the sport industry… that’s how it works. and if a company has bought a branch that does not throw off enough money they’ll find another company with a similar product that buys that branch and integrates it into itself or just to get some legal rights and this branch is eaten and digested

          living sideways

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          • Dimitrios KanellopoulosD Offline
            Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @lexterm77
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            @lexterm77 yup

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            • Stefan KerstingS Offline
              Stefan Kersting
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              Strava is absolutely uninteresting because they don’t have as many sports modes as Suunto. It’s developed for runners and race cycling. Bad business for this like med which have ski as the main activity

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