> "A lot of these issues have been known issues and if he did any sort of diligence would be fully aware of these by now"
Oh, so these are known issues now and not "his fault." Becoming "aware" of these issues doesn't make them magically go away. This issues are still on-going despite what Google's Known Issues page says. Whatever argument you are trying to make here you're doing a horrible job at it.
Second, working on any platform changes occur all the time.. example: Twitter and Facebook developers get screwed all the time, Apple just changed their subscription policy, Google changed their regular search algorithm to take down content farms.. Yes companies change their policies constantly its up to the developers to adjust or quit.
How is changing the algorithm so low quality apps are always first on the results taking down content farms? Sorry but you don't know what you're talking about....
I welcome his advice for other developers to wait, that means more opportunity for developers that do want to develop on the Android marketplace.