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Which is actually what the article says: "Apple can’t stick to its own rules with the gigantic iOS App Store." and at the end: "App Store reviewers are not c
by rsuttongee 16y ago
Which is actually what the article says:
"Apple can’t stick to its own rules with the gigantic iOS App Store."
and at the end:
"App Store reviewers are not consistent with enforcing the rules, and therefore censorship still seems arbitrary."
Also, there's no allegations of special treatment in the article at all.
Did we even read the same thing?
- senorprogrammer 16y agoIndeed we did. My comment is more a remark on the sensational tone of the headline, which I read as implying by the author a deliberate intent on Apple's part. I find the article disingenuous in that, since it does, as you note, leave the salient part for the very bottom. However I certainly take your point.
- jdc 16y agoHowever pendantic, I feel compelled to point out that including the word 'want' in the title does imply intent.