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Because it's ridiculously expensive to operate at scale without any room for error.
by bhelkey 4y ago
Because it's ridiculously expensive to operate at scale without any room for error.
- makeitdouble 4y agoI totally agree. But I'd contrast that with the reaction when people get rejections from the AppStore for instance. They're not blaming some proverbial intern for that, they'll rightfully blame Apple, either for inconsistent decisions depending on the reviewer, or lack of clear rules, etc.