SF wants startups to behave, so why did it reject the ‘nice guy’ of e-scooters?
Yes, this is just standard bureaucracy and it's Skip's fault, as people are saying.<p>But the bigger point is that the SF government apparently places more weight on minor application mistakes than actual, historical "bad" behavior.<p>That's why this is so comical. It only feeds fuel to the truth that rules should be bent and there really is no point in "moving slow" for startups. You won't be rewarded for it. Most tech entrepreneurs already know this: Airbnb and Uber proved this point long ago.