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Exactly. The early history of telephone systems was rife with refusal to interconnect. And the analogy is terrible because the whole purpose of telephones is i
by wpietri 5y ago
Exactly. The early history of telephone systems was rife with refusal to interconnect.
And the analogy is terrible because the whole purpose of telephones is interconnection; the value is in the size of the network. But from the consumer perspective, portability for music purchases or game assets is at best a secondary concern.