How is it relevant to the topic of "establishing and maintaining relationships with your users" what the users are doing by using the service in their jurisdiction?
It can be relevant, though I don’t know whether GP meant this.
It’s usually much easier to get users for shadier services, because they have a dearth of good options (since not many legitimate businesses are interested in addressing the problem).
So much so that the lessons learned in this space may not be applicable at all to the market as a whole.
It’s usually much easier to get users for shadier services, because they have a dearth of good options (since not many legitimate businesses are interested in addressing the problem).
So much so that the lessons learned in this space may not be applicable at all to the market as a whole.