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That page doesn't show Super Monkey Ball; it's a prompt to download iTunes.

• pohl 17y ago
  True, and all of the flash content on the web shows me a prompt to install a plugin, and therefore can't be referenced by URL either. Meanwhile, Flash gets no mention in the article?
  • fauigerzigerk 17y ago
    That's because everyone can publish Flash. No middlemen, gatekeepers or censors required.
    • factoryjoe 17y ago
      For the most part you need to have purchased the right kind of tools to create Flash software, or acquired a license to the Flash server technology. As well, to the best of my knowledge, no one besides Adobe can change the underlying Flash spec, so I would completely disagree with your assertion.
      • fauigerzigerk 17y ago
        You disagree with my assertion that everyone can publish Flash apps because you cannot change the Flash spec and you have to pay for Adobe's tools if you choose to use them? I don't get your logic. Even if I had to pay Adobe to create or publish Flash apps, which is not the case, they wouldn't be able to censor me. Big difference for me.