Re:Reeder Calls Out MobileRSS For Design Theft, Community Ba...
by hallmark on Sunday December 26, 2010 @04:42PM
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When you are using the resources of an API, you are entering a community. And when you abuse another respected member of the community, it responds.
These bookmarking services weren't cutting off a developer client to protect themselves, which I consider more dangerous. They were throwing their weight behind Reeder.
Checks and balances.
It is an interesting question. I mean, Reeder was clearly cloned pretty heavily, but kneecaping interoperability in retaliation seems like a dangerous road to head down.