With Apologies to John Gruber

Stupid name. It's more like you're trying to steal some thunder and grab his users.<p>This feels like the "how to get a hit in the App Store" articles. Take someone elses idea and redo it and make lots of money. Rehashing someone elses project to turn it into your own and make money.<p>Whatever happened to people having their own thoughts these days? Then again, with stupid articles on here about how ideas are worthless I guess this just comes down to the same ol thing. Beg, borrow and steal your way to success. Not that this is a bad thing for everything, but when we're talking about the written word and original thought is better than trying to be someone you're not.

First post tells me what to do with scant justification; a thing DF has never, despite its other flaws, done.

&#62;Why install another browser if Safari is already included?<p>Because Safari's about third on my list of browsers I'd use, below Chrome and Firefox and tied with Opera above IE.<p>Sorry, this first post didn't do anything for me. Also, exhorting us to on the one hand, avoid proprietary formats, and on the other, to use what Apple has given us and little else is either very clever satire or the height of fanboism.

I would love to have an RSS feed so that I can add it to my RSS reader.

You don’t read like Daring Fireball, old or new.

Daringfireball was lovable when Apple was the underdog, but now it's just annoying. If you want to use the old daring fireball as inspiration, you should find a more interesting subject that you're in love with that nobody else is. Then once they make it big, you can sit back and gloat like Gruber does now.

Bookmarked. I like the idea, and where you're going with your first post. I literally stopped reading daring fireball because of the politics posts.