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While I'm _surprised_ that they didn't choose that approach, I'm glad they decided to do something sensible instead. Developing a custom app would mean throwin
by tgsovlerkhgsel 7y ago
While I'm _surprised_ that they didn't choose that approach, I'm glad they decided to do something sensible instead.
Developing a custom app would mean throwing tax money into a black hole, generating an inferior product that nobody would use (among other things due to the complete lack of network effect). Supporting an existing, good open-source product (and possibly spending grant money on _that_) makes a lot more sense, and is a practical solution.