I don't think I've ever seen such an inappropriate and wrong headed analogy in my life. > But they are blind to the future possibility of being locked out by a

I don't think I've ever seen such an inappropriate and wrong headed analogy in my life. > But they are blind to the future possibility of being locked out by apple by decree (see epic), or some other arbitrary rule they create. Indies aren't stupid. Their paychecks come from the uncertain whims of App Store review. Many of them have gotten rejections for various reasons and had to fight for them or revise their apps to keep them in the store. They are the first to back other Indies when things go south. The same people who are celebrating this rate change were among the most vocal critics when Apple pulled Hey out of the App Store. People aren't one-dimensional. It's possible to celebrate that one part of being in business with the App Store has gotten a hell of a lot better. Even while recognizing that other parts still have a sign on them that says "Here be Dragons".