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Business isn't about being nice. It's about doing business and making a return to your investors, if there are any. If company policy dictates that form 42WTF(ever) be sent in response to unsolicited ideas then you had better do it or you're going to get fired. That's all that happened.
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If you choose to view your business as such, I respect that. I am not attempting to dissuade anyone from their perception of how to do business. Business isnt about being nice, true, because people have to be nice first. some aren't but are still successful. That's just the way it is. And I don't think Apple is horrible at all. It all came down to process and papers, that's all.
Pardon me sirs, but Im not saying Apple shouldn't have sent the letter. All I'm saying is that It could have been handled differently. Please dont get ticked off. All I'm saying is that it could have been handled differently, with even such a bit of time and thought spent.
Kids don't know adult business, of course that's true. But we don't actually say or think when were around kids : "Stupid you. You dont know real business. That is why you are stupid."
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well said! anyone who thinks kids need protected from anything are callow themselves! life experience builds character and forms you into who you are. to deny children this is the reason that the world is full of ignorant adults. i don't care if you agree or not. everyone is entitled to their own opinion, you can be wrong if you want!
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But wait, I do not view Apple to be the ultimate evil empire to be protected from. I also believe in not overprotecting children. I also believe the issue was overblown. All Im saying is that there is a way to handle it nicely and be perfectly legal still with the letter.
And yes, we can agree to disagree, And you can be wrong if you want to too. Anyway, I believe the issue is past and it will only be an insignificant speck in the history of Apple. If it will ever be included at all. So let's not argue guys okay? Its just diffrent strokes.
Peace.