That's the whole problem with the concept, though. Wikipedia permits anyone (except, interestingly, the people who are the subject of such pages) to input basically anything they want, and operates under a false (IMO) assumption that the toothpaste can be put back in the tube once that happens...
Ah, but you didn't *just* talk about CopyCat in your post. Did you notice that my quote of you included an assessment of Steve Jobs? How are you any more qualified to know what Steve Jobs is like than CopyCat?
This isn't a decision about whether to use OfficeMax or Staples for desk supplies, though. This is the core marketing campaign for the company at this time. For a nationwide marketing campaign, yeah, I can see a CEO directly involved.
Apparently you do, because right after berating someone for acting as if they know Steve Jobs, you turn right around and do the very same thing.
At the very least, do you really think someone "just like the rest of us" could really run Apple in the fashion he has, with the results he's...
What other companies have announced and/or marketed an iPhone?
Linksys? You DO know, don't you, that Cisco owns Linksys, and there cannot violate its own trademark? And that Cisco bought the company before that, which transferred the trademark to Cisco?
You know, too, as that blog entry...