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> In all seriousness, if you expect such a small company could build a decent phone, on a new Linux platform, on their first try, on schedule, then you're divor

> In all seriousness, if you expect such a small company could build a decent phone, on a new Linux platform, on their first try, on schedule, then you're divorced from reality. Oh no, of course the individual(s) that promised those things aren't divorced from reality. It's the consumer that paid money and expected the product they were that's divorced from reality... Funny how quick you are to point the blame at someone who just went ahead and thought they'd get what they paid for, on time. What a skewed perception.

gridlockd 7y ago
> Oh no, of course the individual(s) that promised those things aren't divorced from reality. I didn't say that. From a business standpoint, it seems like a very long shot. What did you expect the advertising campaign to be like? "We don't really know what we're doing, we're going to fuck this up, give us your money!" CAVEAT EMPTOR (Kickstarter terms of service, paraphrased)
- seemssilly 7y ago
  Your first response laid blame the consumer. Your second borders on incoherence. Perhaps you shouldn't be the one to say that anyone is divorced from reality.