Long term thinking usually builds a stronger and more stable platform, even though it takes patience and does not bring quick results. Chasing quick profits can look good for a short while, but it often leads to decisions that hurt freelancers and damage trust over time. Platforms that think far ahead tend to plan better policies and treat their users with more respect during difficult periods. Which approach do you believe works better, long term thinking or quick profits?
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