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I don't see a problem.

• walterbell 11y ago
  The problem is that users will have less functionality on the public graph than a competing client which can access both the private and public graphs. Less functionality means less adoption means less resources to improve the public graph means less functionality ...
  • miguelrochefort 11y ago
    I'm confident there won't be an incentive to introduce fragmentation. In any case, users will decide.