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In my mind, points 2 and 3 conflict with point 1. If Adobe actually believed Figma was an existential threat to the future of their business, and they decided t
by karaterobot 4y ago
In my mind, points 2 and 3 conflict with point 1. If Adobe actually believed Figma was an existential threat to the future of their business, and they decided to use their current dominance to subsume it, that's equivalent to admitting failure at some level. And if that's true, then they're trying to stamp out any meaningful competition, which is the kind of thing the FTC should at least be paying attention to.