It's not like Adobe has some kill switch for Flash apps or can deny them new versions of Flash or anything. If they were putting something that competed with A

It's not like Adobe has some kill switch for Flash apps or can deny them new versions of Flash or anything. If they were putting something that competed with Apple/AT&T in the App Store, that would be one thing because Apple could find (or invent) some TOS violation and then flip a switch and delete it from all the iPhones everywhere. But Adobe can't do much to kill a Flash app they don't like. I guess they could add some "if domain = crocodoc.com {crash()}" type line to a Flash update, but it would be hard to do in a way where they wouldn't get caught, and that would be a horrible anti-trust case for them. Besides, for a very long time, Crocodoc won't be taking appreciable market share. Plus I don't see Crocodoc as much of an Acrobat competitor. Acrobat is for creating and editing PDFs; Crocodoc is for marking them up with edits. I doubt very many people that actually need Acrobat could get away with just using Crocodoc.