This just illustrates issues with 'one-size-fits-all' approach to code distribution. Compare that with traditional C/Unix way - everyone can push code on their

This just illustrates issues with 'one-size-fits-all' approach to code distribution. Compare that with traditional C/Unix way - everyone can push code on their web, but there is no implicit trust associated with such code. Then code may or may not be incuded in separate 'distribution streams' (like Linux distributions), each has its own independent vetting process. C/Unix way avoids centralization of power/trust and also avoids implicit assumption that every code should be in one canonical repository.