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context: Just as a side note I had to completely retype this because any post with the word "canceled" is auto removed which makes total sense because people only use that word for one thing and it couldnt possibly mean anything else >
  
  I read somewhere that a big part of shows that seem popular being canceled is because of full season viewership. Like if the first few episodes of a show have massive views but they dwindle a lot as the season goes on they could be canceled. >
  
  This is correct. Netflix is not producing the majority of their content. They are also not broadcast tv with a set number of hours in any given week (168 to be exact) to present programming. 
  What is happening here is Netflix has determined that the show you might love sucks and isn’t worth the time Netflix has to put into programming, scheduling, promotions etc. 
  So basically, start liking better shows and Netflix won’t be dropping them so quickly. >
  
  
  So basically, start liking better shows and Netflix won’t be dropping them so quickly.
  
  so you're either saying convince Netflix your shows are better or like what they already like because that's not going to get canceled >
  
  Actually they can be. There was this fun and unique take on super powers show that got canceled so the studio could make room for ghost hunting stuff. Don't remember the show name, just that this actually creative show I liked got canceled so the studio could hop on a dying trend for stupid people. >
  
  Yeah that can certainly happen and in that case criticizing the other show is right but most of the time lately when a shows been canceled ive been seeing a ton of people go shit on other shows that arent even that bad simply for the fact that they werent canceled with basically no other knowledge on what theyre criticizing