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I think the parent post is alluding to scenarios where Google uses their market position to stop loading websites based on other factors. i.e. a website that do
by Narretz 6y ago
I think the parent post is alluding to scenarios where Google uses their market position to stop loading websites based on other factors. i.e. a website that does or doesn't implement a certain API. It's a very dystopian view, though.
- malikNF 6y ago>>It's a very dystopian view, though. When you see this cycle of developers flocking to a walled garden and then the same developers who helped uplift the platform get burned repeat enough times you start to lose a bit of hope in the way things are working. But I do have to agree with you, my original post does sound dystopian.