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Best thing you can do now: offer the dropship guy a job. He knows your product well enough to "break" it and he has the motivation to create something strong e
by ZackOfAllTrades 15y ago
Best thing you can do now: offer the dropship guy a job.
He knows your product well enough to "break" it and he has the motivation to create something strong enough that it is causing a fuss. Learn from Geohot. Don't scare away people who want to play with and extend your product.
- alecco 15y agoVery good idea. Or at least talk with him and find a solution both parties are comfortable with.
- fragmede 15y agoThe original dropship guy isn't the one causing the fuss.
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- ZackOfAllTrades 15y agoTrue, but when there is a bunch of angry villagers at your doorstep, you need to do something to placate them. It's no longer about who did what, it's about who takes the next move. Dropbox needs to maintain goodwill among the programmers it sells it's services too. Dropbox can completely take the wind out of the "fuss-causer" by issuing an apology to everyone involved along with an open invitation for the dropship guy to join the team. That would sufficiently diffuse the situation before the next guy starts ragging on dropbox. No need to play with snowballs here.