Here’s what happens when a company becomes world famous overnight. We get a post like #65619, where someone comes on the the MF specifically to post a barely disguised racist post attacking Zoom. This is someone who has never posted anything, anywhere, before on the Fool. He’s never even rec’ed a post before. Anywhere on the Fool. He came just to post that attack post. It will be deleted.
Saul
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This is someone who has never posted anything, anywhere, before on the Fool. He’s never even rec’ed a post before. Anywhere on the Fool. He came just to post that attack post. It will be deleted.
It’s his first and only post. Click on the Fool’s name to find out about them:
https://discussion.fool.com/profile/lemonpeel/activity.aspx
Denny Schlesinger
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With all that seemingly orchestrated activity in the press, I was wondering, how much there was a push from rivals in the video market. E.g. Teams wasn’t receiving very positive reviews in comparison, FB also was probably a bit scared to shed market share and Google certainly too. In those times, when disinformation or orchestrated information push on some weak spots (that are/were absolutely there for Zoom) are so clearly planned by clever teams with the help of AI, sh1t storms might become a major strategy to disrupt the disruptor.
OTOH, wherever I look, “zooming” has become a common name for video conferences. This is invaluable in the long term. I hold my shares.
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