Thread: Literary elites v. Amazon: yes, it's class warfare
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Old 10-06-2014, 04:35 PM   #205
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You have yet to provide any sort of why. Other than "Because MR member @CommonReader thinks so", which is not an effective argument in most legal systems I have heard of.
The EU forced MS to publish documentations on their system interfaces in order to enable other software providers to provide software that was able to interact with MS software. The EU didn't bother with looking at Apple. Why do you believe they did that? Because they were so taken with Jobs' charme? No, because MS controlled something like 90% of the market and Apple was irrelevant. Any other understanding I can help you with?
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