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Not insurmountable, just very expensive. You're describing a worse user experience too. Matrix probably isn't a good example. That's an impressive project with
by 8organicbits 4y ago
Not insurmountable, just very expensive. You're describing a worse user experience too.
Matrix probably isn't a good example. That's an impressive project with great developers. Most companies don't have equivalent staff, nor the budget to hire.
> publicly sharing all code that touches it
That's a huge request.
- Schroedingersat 4y agoIf an industry has proven repeatedly they can't be trusted not to stalk people and lie about it followed by being recklessly irresponsible with data and lying about breaches, then it's the bare minimum that should be enforced. It would also encourage the innovation that you're so keen on because users wouldn't be trapped and you couldn't sit on one feature forever. You'd have to have an ongoing value proposition like every other vocation in all of history.
- 8organicbits 4y agoI agree something should be done, but strongly disagree with this specific approach.
- neon_electro 4y agoIs profiting from my data not a huge reward for such an effort?