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41 comments when I write this. There is a ton of ‘will’, ‘could’, ‘might’, but no ‘is’. The concrete examples pointed to are sales pitches, announcements, pro
by JackFr 7y ago
41 comments when I write this.
There is a ton of ‘will’, ‘could’, ‘might’, but no ‘is’. The concrete examples pointed to are sales pitches, announcements, protocols, consortia being organized.
It looks a lot like the answer is no.
That may change I suppose, but it really seems like no one is doing anything practically useful with it.
- louwrentius 7y agoYes, you've observed what I frankly suspected...
- pdr2020 7y agoI was going to point out the same.
- noxer 7y agoIt's hard for people to simply skip this thread if they can't answer the question. Hence we have now 144 comments and beside my own post I could not find anyone actually answering the question.