> Your list is companies being paid an affiliate rate. If I start linking companies that don't do affiliate stuff, they charge a lot less. I listed like for li

> Your list is companies being paid an affiliate rate. If I start linking companies that don't do affiliate stuff, they charge a lot less. I listed like for like companies. > In 2013 it was 10 billion. > People made apps in 2013, even though 70% of 10 billion is less than 10% of 80 billion. > They'd make apps for 10% of 80 billion and they'd definitely make apps for 25% of 80 billion. I don't think you understand how percentages work. You are comparing the total amount of revenue available to the revenue share per purchase. That just isn't a valid way of comparing the two. > Everyone standing up and refusing those billions of dollars in solidarity is more outlandish than anything I've said. If they raised the rate soo high that it was unreasonable then yes the would be a mass exodus. > It's much easier for a fee to be "worth it" than to be "reasonable". Now you are just playing semantics. I think we will leave this here.