One point to make: I didn't give you any downmods, because I can't and refuse to do so. Let me see if I can explain this in more detail. I'm not saying the and

One point to make: I didn't give you any downmods, because I can't and refuse to do so. Let me see if I can explain this in more detail. I'm not saying the android market is perfect, nor am I saying that the iOS market is an ideal solution. My point is that the original statement: > The ideal walled garden would be one that blocks spammy apps and malware - but not information is a logical fallacy. Information is a very broad term, so the assumption that an overlord curator can perform their job in a non-invasive manner while magically defining what "bad" means is a road to hell. What we need is effectively the reddit of app stores; one curated by the community instead of a black box of employees. The tyranny of the democratic majority is still an issue, but it seems that this is a far more fair solution than what exists now. It is an effort in futility to find the perfect end all solution, because that utopia can't exist. I would, however, rather have the risk of getting coal instead of diamonds instead of just what a company tells me is a diamond.