After all, users who don't want to come won't use it just because of this.
And generally small niche apps have limited audiences; companies would rather spend their marketing budget elsewhere than share money with old users.
On the internet, the trend is such that old users are less valued than dogs.
Clearly old users are the backbone of the platform, but the platform knows that old users won't leave easily, so no benefits or treatment are given, and there's even a specific algorithm to make old users spend more money.
For instance, old users rarely get vouchers for taxi rides.
But new users have vouchers that seem endless.
Old users ordering food face all sorts of voucher usage restrictions, while new users who just registered are showered with hundreds of vouchers usable in any scenario.
