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alex_t
6y ago
yes, i am putting all the developer on the app store on the same level, because coding into law the distinction that it's so obvious for you is not going to be easy. at what point "randomgamecompany" became so big to be promo
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alex_t
6y ago
I dont think that is a fair comparison, you took away all the issues with branding, your customer dont really care if you are hosting a website yourself or aws or anything else, probably most of them wont even know what that means. If you w
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alex_t
6y ago
Let's say running an ebook service, that cost cost you some money, a portion of your profit will go into building this shop, that will also be used by another party, because you have millions of users and a good trusted brand. in orde
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alex_t
6y ago
but how is this different from, for example, me selling stuff on amazon? i want to access the amazon customer pool, so i pay amazon a fee to do it? what would be apple alternatives that would not imply giving away services for free? i still
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6y ago
> If I have an ebook store and want to give iOS users a nice experience when buying books Apple will make the books more expensive with 30% and on top of that if I want to give my users information that they have the option to buy cheape
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alex_t
6y ago
I am trying to understand why is this business model from apple not acceptable, from my point of view the way apple makes money on the apple store is with the 30% fees on transations. In exchange they give out tools, libraries and services
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14y ago
i found almost offensive that they offer just 10k for such a task
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Support petition for work permit of h1-b spouses
(petition2congress.com)
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alex_t
14y ago
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14y ago
if you look the number on the axis they are pretty much the same, but facebook didnt have any spike...