Google Play Music support?

No, that poster complained because there was no mention of Google Play Music or Apple Music support in multiple announcements, FAQs, and blog entries where they specifically mentioned what was actually being supported. Just as one should see by what is specifically listed as being supported that Edison wax cylinders are not on the list, one should similarly be able to easily understand that anything else not on the list, like Apple or Google, are also not being supported. Common sense, no?

No, that poster complained because there was no mention of Google Play Music or Apple Music support in multiple announcements, FAQs, and blog entries where they specifically mentioned what was actually being supported. Just as one should see by what is specifically listed as being supported that Edison wax cylinders are not on the list, one should similarly be able to easily understand that anything else not on the list, like Apple or Google, are also not being supported. Common sense, no?

He complained that they weren’t referenced; that’s reasonable. Unlike your reply. Sonos mentioned Spotify when it wasn’t supported. They mentioned Google Assistant though it’s not supported. So the ridiculous assumption that they can’t reference the biggest players without mentioning every electronic device is simply absurd. If a car manufacturer comes out and says that they are bringing Apple CarPlay support, it’s reasonable to ask them their plans for Android Auto support. Common sense would dictate that you’re not also asking them to state their plans for every irrelevant electronic device of the last 50 years.

I'm not going to keep arguing this silliness. Anybody who doesn't see their favorite service on a specified list of supported or soon to be supported services and then doesn't understand what that means, is going to have trouble in life. When I didn't see my name on the list for varsity hockey or alternate my first year of high school, I didn't need to go to the coach to ask if I made the team or not.

I'm not going to keep arguing this silliness. Anybody who doesn't see their favorite service on a specified list of supported or soon to be supported services and then doesn't understand what that means, is going to have trouble in life. When I didn't see my name on the list for varsity hockey or alternate my first year of high school, I didn't need to go to the coach to ask if I made the team or not.
Did your coach add players monthly via a software update? Oh, sorry, you were just making another ridiculous, irrelevant comment. If you think that asking about a service, which Sonos already supports through their software, is akin to making the freshman hockey team....well, good luck with that.

Ahem, that would be the varsity hockey team. As if I wasn't making the freshman team . . . :D

The point still stands. Omission from a specified list should be good enough for most sane people to realize.

But you know that.

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