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> It is currently an established fact. If that changes, then we will have to revisit. But as of now, it stands. It hasn't been ruled on. So, no, it hasn't been
by UnoriginalGuy 10y ago
> It is currently an established fact. If that changes, then we will have to revisit. But as of now, it stands.
It hasn't been ruled on. So, no, it hasn't been established.
> Remember, the market is mobile as a whole, not just iOS.
Why are you copying and pasting? I won't reply to this again, you already posted this above.
- st3v3r 10y ago"Why are you copying and pasting? I won't reply to this again, you already posted this above." Yet, you continue to say the same thing in every one of your comments, trying to define the market so as to ignore other mobile OSes. If you're going to post the same thing, then expect to get the same responses.
- coldtea 10y ago>Why are you copying and pasting? Rephrasing the same thing, while refusing to understand terms with clear formal definitions, is not that different from copying and pasting.
- UnoriginalGuy 10y agoThere is no formal definition for what we're discussing, that's the entire point. A market has no fixed definition, it is up to a court to define it. It was a copy/paste, they changed literally one word, and ignored my response to that same point above.
- st3v3r 10y agoThat's not true at all. The market is very clearly all of mobile software. You do not need a court to define that.