People can make whatever they want and if nobody buys it - they'll stop.
Sure, I wish everybody worked on finding a cure for cancer every day but that's not how stuff works. Get over it.
You know what this is? Lazy journalism. Find another topic.
People can make whatever they want and if nobody buys it - they'll stop.
Sure, I wish everybody worked on finding a cure for cancer every day but that's not how stuff works. Get over it.
You know what this is? Lazy journalism. Find another topic.
People can write whatever they want and if nobody comments on it - they'll stop.
Sure, I wish everybody worked on finding a cure for cancer every day but that's not how stuff works. Get over it.
You know what this is? Lazy commenting. Find another topic.
People can comment whatever they want and if nobody comments on it - they'll stop.
Sure, I wish everybody worked on finding a cure for cancer every day but that's not how stuff works. Get over it.
You know what this is? Lazy meta-commenting. Find another topic.
Then I thought... Maybe this is the next wave of negative marketing - a step up from those adverts that are basically intended to _annoy_ you into remembering a specific product/service being to pay for articles slamming the whole idea of your gloriously decadent whatever-you-are-selling in order to get your attention. I certainly wouldn't put it past TechCrunch to entertain the idea if there are a few $s in it.