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In fact there are other use cases, for example: Trello and its copies. In this case no standard could have predicted that Trello would raise,thus there would be
by fiatjaf 9y ago
In fact there are other use cases, for example: Trello and its copies. In this case no standard could have predicted that Trello would raise,thus there would be no standard for it.
There are probably many other examples of something that came unexpectedly from nowhere and suddenly there were copies.
- smadge 9y agoSure, but once a defacto standard schema exists between these services it is trivial to formalize that standard and implement it in the various services. Of course there is still the business problem where no one is willing to expend any resources to make it easier for users to migrate.