On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Zane H. Healy wrote:
I saw it last night, what gets me is the "Developer 100" program. It will
provide 100 registered developers with iOpeners that they can modify.
What a joke.
At this point I'd like to apologize to the list for ever bringing these
things up.
There are at least two things going on:
1. Netpliance finding out that their system can be used in an unintended
way, and taking action to prevent it.
2. Netpliance forcing a draconian TOS agreement (opt-out charge of $500 if
the device isn't used within a certain amount of time, and some other
"goodies") on its users, even those who have ordered but not yet received
the device.
#1 I can understand. #2 just seems sleazy and wrong.