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Let's find out what happens - I just posted the comment to the site :-) http://discussionleader.hbsp.com/haque/2008/09/where_is_the_chrome_in_your_st.html http

• colortone 18y ago
  Ouch! Here's Umair's response, in case you missed it: "max, "if you're seeing chrome as simply a story of commoditizing complements, you're missing its lesson entirely and totally. browsers don't become commodities because of chrome: exactly the opposite happens, which is the point of the post. "you're following the logic of last-gen platform wars: we commoditize complements because demand for our primary good rises. yet, there are also costs to commoditizing complements: what we do in the process is poison our own ecosystem. that's the story of microsoft and sony: a million applications, games, etc - with innovation totally stifled. "see the point? "commoditizing complements" is a zero-sum equation. chrome is most definitely not. "i strongly suggest you read the post and discussion more closely next time."