Juan de Dios Santander Vela — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:44:24 GMT

The problem you found of not having an equivalent way of sending photos and music is really telling: iTunes work model is artificially crippled because it doesn’t want to let you easily share your music. Somehow, it is assumed that the pictures you have in iPhoto are of your own making, but music isn’t. At least, iTunes gives you a direct link to the file in your hard disk —something shared by iPhoto—, and it is also easy to send an e-mail with attachments just by dragging a file to Mail’s Dock icon.

So not only standard work models are needed (which sometimes are proven wrong when a simpler to use tool is developed), but also no artificial restrictions on what we can do with information residing in our computers.

Boxes and Arrows: Comments by Juan de Dios Santander Vela