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That's true but turning them off if they're on is still a switch away. Why are you angry about the integration in Mountain Lion and iOS 6 if you don't have the

That's true but turning them off if they're on is still a switch away. Why are you angry about the integration in Mountain Lion and iOS 6 if you don't have the accounts? Do you think that they should have focused on something else?

pooriaazimi 14y ago
Right now the average level of comments ("reviews"!) on the App Store is just a tiny bit better than YouTube comments. It's rare than you can "really" find a useful review. Now an army of Facebookers/Twitters is able to comment too. These guys have their own subset of English language that I don't quite understand (or rather try hard not to understand), and usually try to fit their message in 140 characters or less. Guess it won't help the App Store(s)'s comment much... > surferchick12: LMAO! the mom is like WTF!!!!!!!!111 > xXxPokemonxXx: awww look at the baby panda ROFL ;) hahaha LOL > TonyBDaMan: 8===D http://yousuckatwebsites.com/uncategorized/youtube-comments-the-ultimate-proof-of-human-idiocy http://yousuckatwebsites.com/uncategorized/youtube-comments-...
- shadesandcolour 14y ago
  But none of those comments are going to the app store, all of them are going to twitter or facebook. None of the social integrations should affect anyone that isn't using the services already.
  - pooriaazimi 14y ago
    I think they'll be showing these comments both in person's wall in the Facebook and on the app's page in the App Store. And also keep in mind that YouTube commenters don't talk like that all the time. It's just YouTube bringing the worst out of them! The same is true for Facebookers (although FB is much better than YT); people's "tone" will change when they know they're writing this "review" for their friend on Facebook (or at least, they know their friends will see them attached to their username). Some people might actually write better reviews (less anonymity), but I think most will write worse reviews.

pooriaazimi 14y ago

Right now the average level of comments ("reviews"!) on the App Store is just a tiny bit better than YouTube comments. It's rare than you can "really" find a useful review. Now an army of Facebookers/Twitters is able to comment too. These guys have their own subset of English language that I don't quite understand (or rather try hard not to understand), and usually try to fit their message in 140 characters or less. Guess it won't help the App Store(s)'s comment much... > surferchick12: LMAO! the mom is like WTF!!!!!!!!111 > xXxPokemonxXx: awww look at the baby panda ROFL ;) hahaha LOL > TonyBDaMan: 8===D http://yousuckatwebsites.com/uncategorized/youtube-comments-the-ultimate-proof-of-human-idiocy http://yousuckatwebsites.com/uncategorized/youtube-comments-...

shadesandcolour 14y ago
But none of those comments are going to the app store, all of them are going to twitter or facebook. None of the social integrations should affect anyone that isn't using the services already.
- pooriaazimi 14y ago
  I think they'll be showing these comments both in person's wall in the Facebook and on the app's page in the App Store. And also keep in mind that YouTube commenters don't talk like that all the time. It's just YouTube bringing the worst out of them! The same is true for Facebookers (although FB is much better than YT); people's "tone" will change when they know they're writing this "review" for their friend on Facebook (or at least, they know their friends will see them attached to their username). Some people might actually write better reviews (less anonymity), but I think most will write worse reviews.