I'm not even boycotting it, I just don't use it (or any apps built on it afaik). Unless they significantly rethink their approach it's significantly flawed wit

I'm not even boycotting it, I just don't use it (or any apps built on it afaik). Unless they significantly rethink their approach it's significantly flawed without much room for improvement. Plenty of room for something better to come along. Even if it saw mass adoption, the demand for a better base would invite an alternative to gain traction against a sluggish goliath a la Firefox-vs-IE (or Chrome vs Firefox). Why stick with a doomed formula?