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I thought this was a valid point brought up by Anil Dash on Twitter (http://twitter.com/anildash/status/17380509761 http://twitter.com/anildash/status/173805097

by vibhavs 16y ago

I thought this was a valid point brought up by Anil Dash on Twitter (http://twitter.com/anildash/status/17380509761 http://twitter.com/anildash/status/17380509761): "Of course Twitpic should allow export, but Posterous calling others "dying platforms" is an unnecessary dick move. Hence, pettiness." Here's where they used the term "dying platforms": http://blog.posterous.com/make-the-switch-to-posterous http://blog.posterous.com/make-the-switch-to-posterous

stoney 16y ago
Yeah, Posterous are playing a little bit rough, but Twitpic shouldn't respond to that by making it look like they want to make it difficult for users to export their data. If something Posterous have said is untrue (maybe the dying platform part) then call them on it - post growth stats, demand a retraction, whatever. Don't alienate your users to get back at another company.
- masklinn 16y ago
  > Yeah, Posterous are playing a little bit rough A bit rough? They're complete assholes about it. > but Twitpic shouldn't respond to that by making it look like they want to make it difficult for users to export their data. They're not, they haven't blocked anything (not even Posterous's IP block) and clearly said they don't plan on retiring the data export features.
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