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It's not about "who's the bitch", it's about rectifying a dangerous PR situation for the company which was entirely this developer's doing.
by anthonybsd 10y ago
It's not about "who's the bitch", it's about rectifying a dangerous PR situation for the company which was entirely this developer's doing.
- falcolas 10y agoApple's demands have turned this into a dangerous PR situation. If Apple had simply reinstated the account with the brief explanation they've already given and without this silly demand, we would have all forgotten about it by now. Developer (caught up in a mistaken fraud check|screwed up and purchased reviews) and his account was shut down; reinstated as a gesture of good will by Apple after explaining what happened. Developers in general are happy because Apple appears responsive to problems with fraud checks, original developer is properly chastized and can move on with life. Contrast that with "Developer is still raising very public hell about their account being disabled; Apple fans digging up dirt on developer."