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by danieltillett 4235 days ago
The problem is Twitter has even more significant expenses. What worries the bond rating agencies is if this will ever change.
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Of course. I wasn't challenging the bond rating, just the parent's notion that user engagement isn't a valuable metric for Twitter.
User engagement is not valuable to a bond holder since they see none of the upside. The only thing they care about is can twitter pay on time.
engagement -> ad views -> revenue -> bond payment