I don’t think the EFF rep was trying to say AMP is technically integral to the web experience today and can’t be removed (which it definitely can be). Rather th

I don’t think the EFF rep was trying to say AMP is technically integral to the web experience today and can’t be removed (which it definitely can be). Rather that it is a technology that is useful and can be powerful, and we should pursue continued development of it in an open way. As much as I don’t like AMP myself, there are numerous people in regions worldwide who do appreciate it that live in low bandwidth, data limited, bad connection areas.