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Whether it's original content or licensed content they still measure customer satisfaction. For example, Netflix decided not to renew their original series Marco Polo after two seasons, even though a lot of folks enjoyed it (including me).

Netflix has made some missteps in the past (e.g., the infamous "Quickster" debacle) but the measure of a good company is not whether it makes mistakes but what it does when those happen. If Netflix is getting a lot of negative feedback about this I'm sure they'll "get the message".

The CEO’s comments on dreamers made me leave. I have, and still am, the biggest fan of Netflix, and what it has wrought on main stream media.

But he went too far.

And all of the companies that signed onto the case against Trump, include Netflix, only Netflix was getting money from me.

Converged businesses do not learn from their mistakes, they always double down. They are also producing a series by Bill Nye that will go after "deniers". Doubling down.

His new program, “Bill Nye Saves the World,” will premiere as a Netflix original series on April 21. In a statement, Netflix said, “Each episode will tackle a topic from a scientific point of view, dispelling myths, and refuting antiscientific claims that may be espoused by politicians, religious leaders or titans of industry.”

Mr. Nye, 61, will be joined by celebrity guests like the model Karlie Kloss, the actor Rachel Bloom and the fashion consultant Tim Gunn. A Netflix representative said the 13 episodes, each 30 minutes long, will be released all at once.

A model, an actress and a fashion consultant walk in to a bar....SCIENCE