Where is the outrage? I find this an appalling act by Linked In, who seem, this shortly after WWDC, unaware of the power of a strong developer ecosystem. How c

Where is the outrage? I find this an appalling act by Linked In, who seem, this shortly after WWDC, unaware of the power of a strong developer ecosystem. How could you continue to work at such a place knowing this? Why would anyone bother developing for their community via their API? Linked In's site itself meanwhile is looking increasingly like Facebook to me and is increasingly irrelevant to professionals. They are under pressure to increase revenue dramatically to get close to justifying an over inflated share price, but losing your corporate values by screwing over people in your ecosystem is very short term thinking, perhaps reflecting a Wall St mindset.