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In the case of AMP the only source that works with google is the official one. As soon as you fork it's not "AMP" compatible anymore. You see the other half of
by nrjdhsbsid 10y ago
In the case of AMP the only source that works with google is the official one. As soon as you fork it's not "AMP" compatible anymore.
You see the other half of AMP is completely proprietary and runs on Google's servers. It doesn't matter that you can edit AMP because the server (Google's end) will refuse to run your edited version.
- towo 10y agoYes, which is what I implied: open source software is fine and good if it's used in a decentralized fashion. But if it's just a provider open sourcing the implementation of their communication protocol/operating system running on their devices, it's good for the community that they can look into it and learn; but just as well, it doesn't imply that any of the changes you're able to make actually do anything.