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The trouble is that we will never hear their discontent because Apple employees are forbidden from blogging, posting to social networks, or other things th
by csytan 17y ago
The trouble is that we will never hear their discontent
because Apple employees are forbidden from blogging,
posting to social networks, or other things that we at
companies with an open culture take for granted.
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A little hypocritical don't you think?
- jeiting 17y agoI wish we could all be as open as Adobe. Please do not reply to this. Especially if you do not agree.
- kelnos 17y agoNot really. It's his website, his soapbox. In his position, I wouldn't want to deal with all the unintelligible Apple fanboy posters either -- even at the expense of the likely-few reasonable, well thought-out posts. Publishing on teh intarwebs is cheap and easy. If some potential commenters want their own soapbox, they can easily get one. I honestly don't understand why it's become "required" that readers of any site should be able to comment on what's written on that site. Let the content stand for itself. If you have an opposing viewpoint, use your own channel to promote that viewpoint; don't leech off of someone else's.