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Neither side especially comes off well in all of this. 9to5mac misspelled his name? I don't see how that's especially funny (and it is childish), but Arment nee
by dpearson 14y ago
Neither side especially comes off well in all of this. 9to5mac misspelled his name? I don't see how that's especially funny (and it is childish), but Arment needs to lighten up about that. I also don't see how even the accusations regarding the servers the FBI seized hold water, but there is a polite way to deal with it (read: not blocking a site and making it look like anyone but you is at fault).
Ultimately, I'll still use Instapaper as long as Arment keeps making a quality app and keeps his personal choices out of what I see in the app.
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- Avenger42 14y agoMarco's response on Twitter seemed to indicate that people had, in fact, already begun to blame him for the UDID leak. At the very least, that's a foreseeable reaction to publishing a story claiming a potential link.
- prawn 14y agoSomething Marco did himself, even calling that app "a likely culprit" - which is pretty strong wording.