Netflix - Not bad! Qwikster - uh, never mind...

we should let moonship decide how much everything is worth.

"considering miccio's twitter feed is like 80% whogivesashit.jpg summaries of what he's watching"

This is killing me. Didn't you compile a book of your whogivesashit twitter summaries?

xp that's the opposite of what i'm saying

i'm not even in your shitty generation whiney

Didn't you compile a book of your whogivesashit twitter summaries?

― Fig On A Plate Cart (Alex in SF), Tuesday, September 20, 2011 5:58 PM (55 seconds ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

and sold out of every copy, which proves that someone gives a shit

Generation Moron giveasshit, I guess.

we're reaching chris ott levels of awesome here

whiney sells out *clap* every copy

sorry i said anything yall. i'm ducking out of this argument. hopefully our generation will be able to handle an extra $7 or searching something twice, and if not, this company definitely deserves to sink into the sea and eaten by wolverines, peace out.

sea wolverines

i can't believe anyone would suggest that people shouldn't complain about not getting value from products and services they are paying for

― funk master friendly (moonship journey to baja), Tuesday, September 20, 2011 5:56 PM (2 minutes ago) Bookmark

i can't believe people don't think they'd still be getting a lot of value for their dollar from Netflix even if they doubled their rates!

sometimes lost corporations are the only ones worth fighting for

http://i.imgur.com/06RgP.jpg

the bottom guy in the .gif is a classmate of mine, and lol

whiney the next time you go to subway I hope there are 2 doors one leads to the sandwiches and the other plays the beatles

remy, u went 2 otter school?

I can't believe I've been a subscriber to netflix for 11 years. I've never subscribed to anything for that long.

otter school. Sign up me.

can i say for the third or fourth time i didn't and don't care about the price hikes -- the deal for netflix was too good to last and it's still a good value -- complaining about making a service and user interface that worked very well into two services that you have to tend to separately, have two separate queues and two separate bills is annoying from a customer pespective, that's why people are complaining and it's perfectly rational and justified.

http://www.clubwolverine.org/czmscw/css/pro/header.jpg

i mean in any online service there are very specific user interface, convenience, and operational reasons why some services succeed and some don't -- for example, you can basically do anything on, say, playstation network or wii online that you can do with xbox live, but microsoft made its service better, more useable, and with a better feature set, that's why it's dominated this generation of online in the console space.

netflix up to this point was a massive success specifically because people liked the service, like the way it operated, like the interface and useability. now, this is changing in a way that is 100 percent worse for the consumer who pays money to netflix each month -- and unfortunately timed with some price increases.

if they or anyone else expected that people weren't going to complain, you are crazy.

I mean, i def agree that "that's a p dumb move" is a valid criticism. it's a pretty dumb move.

Unfortunately, the internet has sort of conflated it with a lot of "WELP IM CANCELING MY NETFLIX" and "THEY ARE DONE! THIS MOVE MEANS THEY ARE FUCKING DONE!" all of which is a pretty shrill reaction to something that's not really that much of an inconvenience

i can't believe people don't think they'd still be getting a lot of value for their dollar from Netflix even if they doubled their rates!

― some dude

that's fine! and if enough people agree with you, netflix will be fine too.

but that's a totally different argument from "you shouldn't complain about netflix or change your service because DVDs and video streaming are a first-world luxury"

users are going to complain when an interface changes even for the better, let alone when usability is made objectively worse.

guys theyre doing it because they want people to stop subscribing to the dvd delivery

http://i.imgur.com/Z8BAJ.png

UGH

xxpost

yeah you've said that a million times and i believe you

this strategy worked great for that hot MILF who owned the Indians in Major League

Why is he eating that baby?

its true, eating a childs face is prob overreacting

fucking lazy generation of baby eaters

http://i.imgur.com/s1sbx.png

wow i didn't realize whiney's generation was that old

Caress your camera to comfort you.

i wd. be a fuckin awesome otter just floatin around on my back and eatin cockles and droppin my gs

i wd. be a fuckin awesome otter just floatin around on my back and eatin cockles and droppin my gs

http://i.imgur.com/0jl4A.png

this is the streaming movie version of the timberwolves' last draft

jesus h christ whiney the joke's on you in this case

\o_o/

http://i.imgur.com/OEwRG.png, me

marker's google thing rocked this thread the fuck out imo

the joke is actually louis cks

netflix is pretty much a monopoly though, right? who's gonna teach gramma to torrent? (i did teach my dad to torrent and now 100% of folks bandwidth is torrents)

netflix strategy http://www.slideshare.net/reed2001/netflix-business-opportunity-5854575

http://i.imgur.com/qBqNF.png

lol

fail

sounds like they succeeded!

but that's a totally different argument from "you shouldn't complain about netflix or change your service because DVDs and video streaming are a first-world luxury"

― funk master friendly (moonship journey to baja), Tuesday, September 20, 2011 6:13 PM (19 minutes ago) Bookmark

i did change my service! and it's cheaper for me now!

http://i.imgur.com/s1sbx.png

lol glwt