Not developers, publishers. We need to get this right. Publishers have a lot of control and say over pricing, distribution, and development process. 

I bet he just saw the data that showed just how many people have him blocked and it hurt his little man baby feelings. He really is a pathetic human being. 

At some point even the fanboys and early adopters will likely tire of the constant upgrade cycle. And maybe I’m off base but it seems like the latest and greatest these days are much more incremental upgrades in terms of overall performance. Back in the day, the iPhone 4 was a monumental upgrade over something like…

Imo it just makes good financial sense too. I pay a bit more for a good model phone, then hold it for 3-4 years minimum. The thought of resetting a payment plan constantly year over year stresses me out.

Ummm, it was stated multiple times in LTT’s own video. Just listen to the first 5 seconds

I don’t even watch LTT, but I feel like there’s a world of difference between adding footnotes to an article (read: making changes directly to the content the majority of people consume without looking at the comments) and adding footnotes to a comment section while leaving the video unaltered (read: making no changes…

They all want to jump on the Kotaku hate train despite never posting anything of worth themselves so they can feel superior. You know, like the users that complain every article about how bad Gawker/GMG is and yet are clearly clicking every article just so they complain. No life losers, basically.

Some might want to make a joke about how “Illegally Stealing” is redundant, but that’s actually the headline editor differentiating from all the legal stealing that cops do.

Awww you didn’t know about the “channels” tab on youtube! Luckily youre the top comment so everyone can see how wrong you were.

“He has tarnished our agency and the image of all law enforcement.

It’s a start, but how about we fucking do this when they shoot people they shouldn’t?

How do you spell Alabama backwards?

That in an article about how terrible it is to make corrections as a footnote... Kotaku makes corrections by footnote.

No, they edited the article itself, the footnote just notes that there was a correction so people don't feel gaslit.

I love to roast Ethan and G/O Media, but they edited the article and the headline. You can’t really do that with audio or video. I’d love to see the updates at the top instead of the bottom, but I’m not sure what pulling the whole thing and putting it back up would accomplish that the edits don’t.

This isn’t exactly a pissing match. It’s a group that claims to do accurate product testing being exposed for not doing accurate product testing.

He is, Vancouver area, where the black population is about 1% so there aren’t a lot. From the break down I saw it’s mostly white and Asian, of various nationalities, in that area, which coincidentally makes up most of his employees. So there not being any black folks on the payroll is likely just cause there aren’t a…

He has tarnished our agency and the image of all law enforcement.

Except that this comparison is apples and oranges. Kotaku articles are primarily text. LTT content is video. A footnote in a text article is substantially more likely to get noticed by a person that reads the article than a footnote in a video description or pinned comment will with a YouTube video.

This is an article, not a video. They don’t have to pull it down - they just edited it and posted the correction. Like he showed they did. What’s with all these idiots and their “gotcha” comments?