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It doesn't allow them to control the narrative about their product. Suppose the reviewer doesn't know what they're doing, and has the wrong settings selected. O
by rgovostes 6y ago
It doesn't allow them to control the narrative about their product. Suppose the reviewer doesn't know what they're doing, and has the wrong settings selected. Or uses code samples that are devilishly difficult (e.g., heavy use of function pointers) so that the results show the product in a very negative light.
- omn1 6y agoIf I build a car and someone shifts the gears without using the clutch, breaks the car and then whines about it, that might be irritating but totally legal. So I wonder if that sort of business practice would hold in front of court.