To expand on this: Unions are an old-school idea. But unions won't work to protect iOS developers from Apple. So why doesn't someone build up a brand, blog, o

To expand on this: Unions are an old-school idea. But unions won't work to protect iOS developers from Apple. So why doesn't someone build up a brand, blog, or platform as a "developer's advocate"? A Twitter account, speaking on behalf of 100k followers, has leverage influence, and power. They can represent people, organize communities discussing developers' issues, and speak out with a single voice. Why does nobody do this? It's easier for Apple to ignore 100k individuals than for them to ignore 1 organization with 100k followers. The latter will get much wider media coverage. Social media empowered mobs, why not use that for good?