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tyler82 said:

Losing Scott was one of the biggest blunders in Apple history. iOS was so much easier to use, better looking, and just ran better with him at the helm. 

You gotta be kidding right?

Proton is just like Epic. They use rule breaking and manufactured drama to gain publicity. It’s a shame a lot of consumer buy into it. 

uncorroborated gossip 

  the irony. 

narwhal said:

Xed said:

I wonder how man devs here with DTK are actually complaining. My guess is that these are people who not only don't have the DTK but likely aren't even devs with apps on the App Store.

You would be astonished how many apps I have in the App Store. Several of my most popular apps have been in the App Store >10 years. Also, I am incredibly cheap, so Apple ending a lease early and only offering a very time-limited $200 coupon was upsetting.

Please enlighten us with the name of some of those apps so we can support you with some purchases /s

indieshack said:

dewme said:

“whining at scale” across the social media mobosphere until they get their way.

You're in the minority in thinking this since Apple has sided with those of us who considered this a cheap shot from the Developer unit.
But that's quite a Saturday morning diatribe against Baby Boomers!

I am not a “baby boomer” and I still agrees with he’s statement.

Some developers are acting really childish and entitled not at as professional individuals. Not caring about terms of contracts an throwing a tantrum.

I don’t know others but at least I have moved from “I am happy to support developers”  to “I will not give them any more money” I am tired of listening to their shallow whines on podcasts, blogs and lawsuits. 

What to be treated like professional act like it.