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The title is just a statement of how long it took to sell out, "WWDC sold out in ten hours." — tell me where the exaggeration is in that sentence.



I feel that the fact that OP mentioned the time, it was supposed to be read as a grand feat, which it wasn't. But if I'm wrong then I'm wrong.


10 hours might not seem like a "grand feat" but if I remember well, last year it took over a week for the tickets to be sold out...


It sure is a grand feat. Could you explain why you think that it isn’t?

In 2009 Google I/O was sold out only after ninety days and Apple’s WWDC was sold out only after more than thirty days. In 2010 both conferences sold out only after a few days.

That both conferences now sell out in substantially less than a day is newsworthy and a grand feat.




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