> Without supporting evidence, this is nothing more than a post hoc fallacy. Not really - it could also mean you don’t have industry experience to know what I

> Without supporting evidence, this is nothing more than a post hoc fallacy. Not really - it could also mean you don’t have industry experience to know what I mean. I’m guessing you weren’t around at the time. The evidence is widely available for you to check out. Just read accounts of how industry committees work and look at how industry alternatives have failed to keep pace with Apple’s proprietary alternatives.