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> somewhere between ismyideafunnyyet.xyz The blog post doesn't make that distinction, nor does it seem like the author really cares. That's precisely my point.

> somewhere between ismyideafunnyyet.xyz The blog post doesn't make that distinction, nor does it seem like the author really cares. That's precisely my point. Is it a moral obligation for amazon to build their services so everyone can use them? There's probably a strong case there. I think we need to draw a few clear lines. Some websites are inherently tied to one medium and don't make sense beyond it, others should be viewed as a piece of art, just like a drawing or a piece of music.

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> I think we need to draw a few clear lines. Some websites are inherently tied to one medium and don't make sense beyond it, others should be viewed as a piece of art, just like a drawing or a piece of music. Agree there, and it's very hard to draw these lines. Similarly to whether or not it's OK for software you publish to be a buggy mess, somewhere between your one-weekend lisp implementation you pushed to github and home security camera firmware lines need to be drawn.