I certainly agree that certain aspects harm its own adoption, primarily from choice anxiety which can be overwhelming. That said, there is limits to what I thin

I certainly agree that certain aspects harm its own adoption, primarily from choice anxiety which can be overwhelming. That said, there is limits to what I think should be standardised. Nothing stops standardised approach being incorrect, and inertia allowing problems to fester. I've noticed that is a a problem in open source video games. To be fair it doesn't easily translate into the FOSS realm but maybe we think too much of converting existing commercial methods of development to FOSS. An open source dreams like platform, where there is standards could be more effective. That said that doesn't mean everything should be unique. We should allow time and experience to generate good robust concepts then allow those to be easily utilised.