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It's never perfectly neutral & accessible to companies of any size. How is it fair when you have to pay money to develop apps for iOS? That's not equal-opportu
by sliverstorm 12y ago
It's never perfectly neutral & accessible to companies of any size.
How is it fair when you have to pay money to develop apps for iOS? That's not equal-opportunity!
Answer: you're right, it isn't.
- eli 12y agoI think I phrased that poorly. I'm not asking that they make it perfect, I'm saying it's just a plain bad idea. It would be impractical to implement in a fair way. So it has the (likely unintended) effect of reducing competition. It's a bad idea. The world is not fair and this makes one tiny piece of it even less so.
- sliverstorm 12y agoBut what if it makes T-Mobile more competitive, thus making the wireless carrier industry more fair? Could we see a net increase in total fairness?