> basically deplatformed from Apple. Nobody takes deplatforming seriously until it hits them. It's the slippery slope, played out in real time. Is this inaccu

> basically deplatformed from Apple. Nobody takes deplatforming seriously until it hits them. It's the slippery slope, played out in real time. Is this inaccurate? Epic doesn't make some fringe hate content, they make the world's most popular video game. Exactly zero normal people foresaw Epic losing access to the app store and development tools completely, regardless about how you feel about whether they should pay 30% or 0% or whatever in IAP fees. And now, only now, it's newsworthy that some app, like that WordPress app no one has heard of, also gets deplatformed for totally bullshit reasons. Every scenario is different, but surely you see, that it's about the power to deplatform, not the reasons, that people don't take seriously.