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Whats the point of muddying the waters without having verifiable facts? The thing with speculation is .. anyone can speculate, on anything, for any reason. That
by la_barba 7y ago
Whats the point of muddying the waters without having verifiable facts? The thing with speculation is .. anyone can speculate, on anything, for any reason. That doesn't make it true.
>I'm just saying it's naive to think that everyone is always highly committed to playing nice with the FTC rules.
Who exactly said that?
- TeMPOraL 7y agoLook at the quote at the beginning of this thread. If it looks like an ad, if it reads unnaturally, like something no real person would say to convey a honest opinion, then it's most likely an ad.
- la_barba 7y agoI guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. It didn't read like an ad to me. It reads like someone who was excited to use a cool new product, and wrote about it on their own website.
- mfer 7y agoI read the post and it read fairly naturally to me. There are a wide variety of people out there who communicate differently. Given the date of the post, time to write it up, and time to take the pictures this phone is in the hands of something before the official release date. I read this like I read something from John Gruber about something Apple.