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Really? Sorry, that is not what I think of at all regarding this situation.
by quotha 6y ago
Really? Sorry, that is not what I think of at all regarding this situation.
- chillacy 6y agoMaybe elaborate your comment further to prevent confusion? When you commented >"I hear ya, but something smells real bad about how Epic decided to wage this war" I read it as "I agree that the situation is unfair but I disagree with how they decided to uncover it because it was deliberate".
- quotha 6y agoYes exactly, I don’t know how much effort they put in to just discussing it with Apple, but it is clear they planned this out and that’s why I don’t like about it. And their plan seems a bit melodramatic to me.
- chillacy 6y agoOkay and do you think that there's an analogy with Rosa Parks who also intentionally broke the law to highlight how it was unfair? There are a number of facets in common here: 1. What is legal is not necessarily what is right. 2. You can intentionally break a rule/law and then use the press to highlight your case. Maybe you would disagree with Rosa Parks and the civil rights movement's methods as well, and that's fine, certainly many people did disagree at the time (more then than now though). I'm just pointing out that there are parallels in history for this kind of intentional rule-breaking and subsequent PR campaign.