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How might this increase the barrier of entry? I would believe that if a transfer protocol was standardized, the startups could focus on innovating rather than c
by 5thbootloader 8y ago
How might this increase the barrier of entry? I would believe that if a transfer protocol was standardized, the startups could focus on innovating rather than convincing people to give up on software they've grown dependent on.
- larkeith 8y agoAs I mentioned elsewhere, I could see it being something that new services are essentially required to support - if you can easily transfer your data between almost all services, the cost of using one that doesn't support the framework is higher, relatively speaking. However, I hadn't really considered how much easier it may potentially make it to move to a new service, so it may well end up doing the reverse, lowering the barrier.