Thread: Further discussion of Nokia's support for Maemo 5 (was: Nokia finishes Maemo5 support)
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2010-12-09 , 22:39
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Originally Posted by atilla View Post
in my opinion we have nokia blamed enough in the past few months.and the 20 threads about how much nokia failed are all similar.
i'm not against some blaming especially if nokia really failed in some points but we have near 2011,things are different and i think we should look straight forward to meego and if nokia fail again with it,a new lets blame nokia thread will make more sense then 20 old ones about known problems/issues.
anyway i know some guys need the blaming and i don't wan't to crash your day it was just my opinion.
No problem, Atilla. You didn't crash my day or anything, but if it bothers you so much then why are you visiting these threads instead of starting up a thread about some cool new thing you figured out with the N900 or about how Nokia did something great today? You clearly have a far more optimistic view of Nokia than I do. Go out and start more of those conversations. Some will read it and participate in their agreement. Some will read it and disagree and have a conversation about how they don't agree. Either way, at least you'll have pointed out something positive and It's certainly better than participating in a thread of negativity if you dislike them so much. That's just sado masochistic, lad.

If you're simply bothered that the number of negative threads about Nokia is so overwhelmingly largelately, versus the larger number of technical, constructive and generally positive threads we used to see when it was the era of the 770/N8x0 and this used to be the Internet Tablet Talk forums, well... who can we blame for that?
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