Let's never forget that we techies need to help protect the integrity of the internet even if there is no immediate, obvious harm to consumers. We're all at lea

Let's never forget that we techies need to help protect the integrity of the internet even if there is no immediate, obvious harm to consumers. We're all at least suspected that Google was playing dirty with AMP, but it was frequently defended based on some pretty trivial consumer benefits. I see some minds being changed in this thread, especially when it comes to AMP, so that's a step in the right direction.