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gatherhunterer 7y ago
Your point being? I said nothing that is contradicted by your comment.
- computerex 7y ago
  > Your point being? I said nothing that is contradicted by your comment. You said this in reply to the parent: > I don’t know how you convinced yourself that Apple is more interested in being aloof than in making changes that would help them make money but that belief is just as ridiculous as the belief that they are altruistic. I gave many examples of Apple not willing to make changes to improve user experience. There are many more examples that I haven't yet mentioned.