01 Aug 2006
Apple has fired all moderators for its online discussions forums, according to The Mac Observer.
The company's management allegedly questioned the value of the service, although it will continue unmoderated.
The result are as one should expect: shouting matches, name calling and the other kinds of mischief that you get when you leave a class of 8-year-olds unattended.
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