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> Even more importantly: Kagi didn’t review our app. I suppose, if we had been selling something egregious in some way, they might have learned of it and cut us
by 908B64B197 6y ago
> Even more importantly: Kagi didn’t review our app. I suppose, if we had been selling something egregious in some way, they might have learned of it and cut us off. But that’s a standard business relationship. Kagi was not a gatekeeper.
The community of Mac software vendors was tiny in 2003. And the "No Virus on Macs" marketing was true because of the tiny marketshare.
- tinus_hn 6y ago> And the "No Virus on Macs" marketing was true because of the tiny marketshare. Only partly, Apple also lacked some of the worse holes in Windows like the autorun feature and the unprotected omnipotent macros in Office documents.