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but do you need it not to be in the app store? i don't need anything to be in the app store myself, but luckily for you "i don't need anything to be in the app
by andrewcooke 17y ago
but do you need it not to be in the app store?
i don't need anything to be in the app store myself, but luckily for you "i don't need anything to be in the app store" is not the same as "i need the app store to be empty".
is that clear? there's a difference between not caring and forcing your opinions on others.
- jleyank 17y agoI have always thought that those truly secure in themselves find it easy to live and let live. Those with doubts seem (have?) to go overboard to enforce their world view on others. Maybe it lessens their insecurity, maybe they're trying to remove temptations on themselves, ... And Apple's just a business. Getting points with (potential) customers is all well and good until there's a noticeable impact on the bottom line for doing so. Nobility's gotta pay the bills, too.