> You prioritize your ideals over the welfare of others unable to avoid paying the price you think yourself able to dodge. Wow, that's a lot of assumptions.

> You prioritize your ideals over the welfare of others unable to avoid paying the price you think yourself able to dodge. Wow, that's a lot of assumptions. Both my (3) and (4) include "then do (2)", which seemed to be the solution you were proposing; they just more clearly communicated to developers that (2) was coming, and more clearly communicated to users the consequences of implementing half-baked solutions before (2) was done. I can imagine a lot of practical problems with what I suggested, but it's hard for me to see how increasing the communication in either or both of the ways that I proposed, while also doing what (it seems) you're proposing (and what Apple did), constitutes adherence to a selfish ideal.