Original title: Ding Lei apologizes to the author of “Fisheye Observation” and responds to the dispute over the unified charging port proposal: a lot of research has been done before the proposal to delete the manuscript has been withdrawn
[TechWeb]News on January 15th, according to the news released by the author of “Fisheye Observation”, “We have received an ‘apology letter’ from Ding Lei from the person in charge of NetEase’s public relations. In the ‘apology letter’, Ding Lei twice sent I apologize and announce the withdrawal of the previous legal letter.”
It is understood that the incident originated from Ding Lei’s proposal for a unified charging port. In this regard, the author of “Fisheye Observation” questioned. After that, NetEase complained about the infringement of the article through the WeChat platform. Immediately afterwards, the Legal Department of NetEase Company sent a legal letter to the author of “Fisheye Observation”, requesting the deletion of the manuscript and an apology. The incident sparked a lot of discussion online.
It is reported that after learning about the incident, Ding Lei wrote to Yu Ping, the author of “Fisheye Observation”, and responded to the controversy about whether the unified charging port standard would hinder industry innovation, and said that the team’s regular staff did have ill-consideration and improper operation. , has withdrawn the relevant correspondence that can be withdrawn.
Ding Lei said that he did a lot of research before the proposal and found that this problem is indeed a pain point for many people, so he made relevant proposals at the CPPCC meeting. In the initial stage of the development of a new technology, free competition will make a hundred flowers bloom and a hundred schools of thought contend, and technological innovation will take shape rapidly. After the technology is gradually formed, it is necessary for the industry or the government to formulate certain norms. We don’t have to worry about shackles innovation because of these norms, because real innovation is unstoppable.
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