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Colin Cornaby
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Colin Cornaby

@colincornaby

I do application development and UX on the iPhone, Mac, and Android! Views expressed here are not necessarily the views of my employer.

Joined August 2009
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    1. Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

      I'm going to write a bit more about the Apple/Dash thing...

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    2. Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

      When you are a dev on the App Store, you are in a partnership with Apple. Perhaps not legally, but on an effective basis that's what it is.

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    3. Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

      Both partners contribute a certain amount of work, and make a certain amount of profit. And like any partnership, it requires trust to work.

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    4. Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

      The first mistake Apple made was not being transparent with a developer. This is honestly the smaller mistake, and it's repairable.

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      Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

      But when all of Apple's other business partners asked what happened, Apple was dishonest. They broke the trust with their other partners.

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        1. Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

          Whether you agree or disagree with Apple's removal of Dash, that is the core problem here. Apple does not respect it's business partners.

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        2. Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

          I don't think Apple sees their relationship with developers as a partnership, but most developers do, and all developers should.

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        3. Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

          The App Store isn't a charity. It's not Apple doing a public service. It's a business partnership. And Apple needs to treat it that way.

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        4. Colin Cornaby ‏@colincornaby Oct 10

          One could say Apple can treat partners however they want, but companies that are not respectful of their partners usually run into trouble.

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