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hacker · 07-12-2005, 09:05 PM

Maybe they can use some of that $30M to start paying the developers who host their applications on their portals, instead of screwing them for at least 40% of their net revenue and "forgetting" to pay out to those same developers for weeks at a time.

Maybe they can use some of that $30M to stop littering every page you click on with 50 banner advertisements.

Maybe they can use some of that $30M to make a proper, fast, usable website experience.

Nah, they'll just peter it away like they did with the last $27M, no-doubt.

But they won't be around for long... <wrings hands with glee at Secret Project #207>

The future looks VERY bright for mobile software and mobile developers, and that future does not include Motrocity, Handango, or PalmGear.

07-12-2005, 09:05 PM	#2
hacker Technology Mercenary Posts: 617 Karma: 2561 Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: East Lyme, CT Device: Direct Neural Implant	Maybe they can use some of that $30M to start paying the developers who host their applications on their portals, instead of screwing them for at least 40% of their net revenue and "forgetting" to pay out to those same developers for weeks at a time. Maybe they can use some of that $30M to stop littering every page you click on with 50 banner advertisements. Maybe they can use some of that $30M to make a proper, fast, usable website experience. Nah, they'll just peter it away like they did with the last $27M, no-doubt. But they won't be around for long... <wrings hands with glee at Secret Project #207> The future looks VERY bright for mobile software and mobile developers, and that future does not include Motrocity, Handango, or PalmGear.