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Each time I've seen this type of article make the news cycle it's as follows: - Apple does X against small / indie developer! I know it makes for a great headl
by urda 7y ago
Each time I've seen this type of article make the news cycle it's as follows:
- Apple does X against small / indie developer! I know it makes for a great headline.
- Indie developer did no harm, rights a heart tugger of a blog post.
- Post reaches front of HN, reddit, etc ...
- Further digging shows not only did the indie developer not follow guidelines, they blatantly ignored them.
- Indie dev is exposed for not following Apple guidelines.
The way the issue is written makes it seem a considerable amount of information is being hidden. I'm going to wait until the dust settles before I take any sides.
- simion314 7y agoEach time Apple does some mistake the fanboys defend Apple and accuse the legitimate customer, then when Apple is forced to admit the mistake same fanboys praise Apple. Some recent examples: - the keyboard issues, when first reports appeared people were accused they were using them wrong, eating and drinking while typing - the videos with the Macbook catching fire, people were accusing that person that it was fake or he used it wrong I would conclude that Apple can make mistakes and I would stop accusing people of using things wrong.