> I believe it drastically reduces adoption of these tools I really don't see why. From afar they might appear to perform the same task but once you take a clo

> I believe it drastically reduces adoption of these tools I really don't see why. From afar they might appear to perform the same task but once you take a closer look you quickly realize they follow fundamentally different architectures and have significantly deployment and performance characteristics. Just because there are all kinds of hammers, but there are also plenty of different uses, and even in the subset involving driving nails there are significant requirements.