← Back to context Comment by LinuxIsntVeryGo 16 hours ago [flagged] 7 comments LinuxIsntVeryGo Reply voakbasda 16 hours ago Because they provide a platform. Platforms are not normal products. Once a product becomes a platform, the rules should change to force interoperability. This should be true no matter the product or technology. SadTrombone 15 hours ago Nobody's asking Apple to provide anything. We just want them to stop sending cease and desists to developers who do provide said thing. cassianoleal 16 hours ago They don't have to add support. All they need is APIs and documentation. LinuxIsntVeryGo 16 hours ago [flagged] cassianoleal 15 hours ago No it's not. 2 replies →
voakbasda 16 hours ago Because they provide a platform. Platforms are not normal products. Once a product becomes a platform, the rules should change to force interoperability. This should be true no matter the product or technology.
SadTrombone 15 hours ago Nobody's asking Apple to provide anything. We just want them to stop sending cease and desists to developers who do provide said thing.
cassianoleal 16 hours ago They don't have to add support. All they need is APIs and documentation. LinuxIsntVeryGo 16 hours ago [flagged] cassianoleal 15 hours ago No it's not. 2 replies →
Because they provide a platform. Platforms are not normal products. Once a product becomes a platform, the rules should change to force interoperability. This should be true no matter the product or technology.
Nobody's asking Apple to provide anything. We just want them to stop sending cease and desists to developers who do provide said thing.
They don't have to add support. All they need is APIs and documentation.
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No it's not.
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