I just can't believe the stall warning sounded continuously for 54 seconds and he just ignored that. WTH was he thinking the stall warning was for?
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"Perhaps you did not read the facts, this is no ordinary case. The name 'nextdoor' is in the first Fatdoor patent application, which was private at the time of disclosure! Benchmark agreed in writing to confidentiality, not once, but twice. Clearly, something fishy going on here.
U.S. Patent Application number 2007/0218900 A1 titled “MAP BASED NEIGHBORHOOD SEARCH AND COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION” (See Exhibit 4) on which the name “Nextdoor.com” is clearly associated as the domain name intended to be used by Fatdoor, Inc. (page 21, col. 1, paragraph [0236])"
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I disagree, if it weren't for the complains of developers and users google wouldn't fix the search algorithm like it's doing right now. If we developers didn't complain about issues with the Developer Console things would have been much worse than it is now...
If something isn't right we have the obligation to speak and not just accept it like it's a done deal and we can't do anything about it...
One thing is a shift in direction from Google and another is bugs that prevents developers and users from finding apps.
On a other post you talk about marketing as if would make any difference. There's a lot of developers complaining users couldn't find their apps after they were told to look for them on the market. How would a marketing campaign solve this problem?
It's Google's duty to provide developers and users with a reliable market experience.
How is changing the algorithm so low quality apps are always first on the results taking down content farms? Sorry but you don't know what you're talking about....