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> If I’m raising sheep on my farm it isn’t my duty to provide my land to my neighbor to also raise sheep. It's more like you providing land to raise sheep, but
by skydhash 3y ago
> If I’m raising sheep on my farm it isn’t my duty to provide my land to my neighbor to also raise sheep.
It's more like you providing land to raise sheep, but put your nephew's sheep in the best spots, pushing your customers' sheep where they can't eat so well. So your customer will rightfully complain that you're hurting their business.
- multimoon 3y agoI’m not the only farm in existence, so they should then go to a different farm (which is even bigger than mine) to raise their sheep.
- skydhash 3y agoBut the other farms are suitable for cows and goats, not sheep. And some do have cows and goats over there, but you're the only farm which is suitable for sheep.
- multimoon 3y agoWhat type of farm animal is only suitable for the App Store?
- skydhash 3y agoiOS apps to use on the iPhone. If you want an app on the iPhone, you have to go through the App Store unless you make it a PWA which is not suitable for a lot of use cases. You can’t run Android Apps on the iPhone and there’s no alternative App Store.
- goosejuice 3y agoVery importantly, Apple support of PWA is poor. Here lies the biggest issue for developers and startups. High cost for web apps to support iPhone users who expect an app like experience. Android on the other hand makes this very easy in comparison. Try asking your apps iphone users to go to the share button on safari to install the app.