They are doing this because the platform is not attractive enough for developers. Otherwise, they wouldn't be doing this.
70% of something easily beasts 90% of almost nothing, ever day.
70% of something easily beasts 90% of almost nothing, ever day.
When BlackBerry was adding incentives to get developers to build for their new platform, their app store got flooded with minimum-qualifying-effort crap. I'd expect something similar here, if people think it'll pay off.
I'm wondering what the magic in accounting is doing with this incentive structure.