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Because it makes Dalton Caldwell money. At least, that's the reason Caldwell would give you. If Caldwell actually cared about making "a real-time social servic
by tree_of_item 14y ago
Because it makes Dalton Caldwell money. At least, that's the reason Caldwell would give you.
If Caldwell actually cared about making "a real-time social service where users and developers come first, not advertisers" he'd build something on status.net, or at least something open source.
- kposehn 14y ago> If Caldwell actually cared about making "a real-time social service where users and developers come first, not advertisers" he'd build something on status.net, or at least something open source. I disagree. When making a business, your paying customer is the one you serve. If App.net goes for charging users and developers, they'll (logically) focus on those exact people.
- AznHisoka 14y agoI disagree with your disagreement. Caldwell just wants to make money (and the glory) Nothing wrong with that. I want to make money too first and foremost :)
- kposehn 14y agoHah! I'm more disagreeing with the notion that a product can't be for users/developers if he is charging them for it. There is of course nothing wrong with making money :D