Vercel is like other big corporations that places like HN and Reddit like to hate, most C suites signing off consulting contracts and partner deals couldn't care less.
As such there are plenty of deployments, where the only deployment option is between Vercel, Netlify and co, usually Vercel ends up winning on the portfolio and partner deals.
You don't see geeks selling their Apple gear in droves, despite the deals that its CEO has been doing as well.
The idea of the average Redditor turning against a company because of pro-Israel sentiment is a little humorous. But I agree overall: the average American plays lip service when it comes to morality. Threatening to cancel some subscriptions after years of carnage is peak slacktivism. What the tech leaders are doing is much more honest from that perspective, no games are being played. What the 20s have shown is that the American populace is a paper tiger.
As such there are plenty of deployments, where the only deployment option is between Vercel, Netlify and co, usually Vercel ends up winning on the portfolio and partner deals.
You don't see geeks selling their Apple gear in droves, despite the deals that its CEO has been doing as well.