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So they're going to play censor for "business sense" but it's not about money? Morals outrank money. And it's not even economically a bad decision on a long en
by drcube 13y ago
So they're going to play censor for "business sense" but it's not about money?
Morals outrank money. And it's not even economically a bad decision on a long enough time scale. What's going to make your company look the best ten years from now? Taking a principled stand against censors, on behalf of your users, while maintaining your product's integrity and vision? Or sacrificing your product in order to temporarily gain a few more IOS users, while Apple continues to make themselves look like malevolent idiots?
If I were a business owner, I know what I'd choose.
- kalms 13y agoIt makes zero sense to pull this app just out of principle. Especially when it wouldn't matter to Apple anyway - It would only hurt Treehouse, and the investment they made. The kind of change you're looking for needs to come from policy makers.