> I think you're disappointed in the wrong party here. If saurik suddenly decided that developing Cydia was harming his relationship with Apple and pulled it,

> I think you're disappointed in the wrong party here. If saurik suddenly decided that developing Cydia was harming his relationship with Apple and pulled it, I would be disappointed in him, not Apple. It's their game, their rules. We all know the consequences of performing an end run around those rules, as developers of arguably one of the most famous jailbreak tweaks ever, they should know. All of this was obviously going to happen from the get go. The only odd part was when they caved because Apple sent them a sternly worded letter.