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The premise behind intro isn't a bad one. The employees (technical) who built it were excited about finding a way round Apple's very limiting system. I don't th
by leoedin 13y ago
The premise behind intro isn't a bad one. The employees (technical) who built it were excited about finding a way round Apple's very limiting system. I don't think subscribing to a particular view of corporate ethics is related to your technical skills. The scores of highly technical people working in the defense and finance industries is testament to that.
As a fairly technical person, I think Intro is a fairly neat product. There's definitely some implementation issues that mean that I'm not going to use it (I don't really want a linkedin advert in all my outgoing email), but I'd imagine it'd be pretty useful for some people. I already trust one large corporation with my email despite the fact I know they don't have my best interests at heart. Adding another one wouldn't be a deal breaker.
- rahulvohra 13y agoThanks for the level headed comment! The LI signature is totally optional by the way: you can turn it off.
- leoedin 13y agoNo problem! I'd imagine it's frustrating to see something you've worked on be attacked for having an agenda that you don't actually have. As far as I can see, the approach you took is the only reasonable one you could have taken to provide a service like Intro. Hopefully you can deal with problems like the one outlined in the article!