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> If you're not going to do the work to figure out what the corruption is … I'm sorry, but last time I checked neither Apple nor ABBYY pay my salary. I really

> If you're not going to do the work to figure out what the corruption is … I'm sorry, but last time I checked neither Apple nor ABBYY pay my salary. I really don't understand these takes. If Apple or ABBYY want my PDFs, they should be able to find my email address rather easily. Your tl;dr version of the post is completely unfair. I publicly criticize Apple because they are breaking something that potentially affects a lot of people who are unlikely to even know about it, and they are doing it for at least the second time now. If you don't think that's worthy of criticism, I don't know what is. I also love how so many people assume I didn't already talk to support and file radars. I guess you had better luck in the past than me, but I can assure you, these options aren't always as useful as you might think they are.

JumpCrisscross 6y ago
> neither Apple nor ABBYY pay my salary This is a fair bar for conversation, in person or online. One can be more demanding of a public write-up.
- matrixagent 6y ago
  Fair enough, though I'd still argue that a public write-up that might warn a few people and save them the trouble is well worth writing on its own. As this blog is just a hobby, my time for it is limited and it's not like a write-up like this doesn't already take up some time. I did provide plenty of resources in the links, to which I don't think sample PDFs from me would add much value. But point taken, I'll try to attach sample data where applicable in the future.