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I am not sure I understand what you mean. An open standard requires interoperability with all other implementations. No one is discussing the cost of anything.
by knaik94 4y ago
I am not sure I understand what you mean. An open standard requires interoperability with all other implementations. No one is discussing the cost of anything.
- brookst 4y agoSorry, that wasn’t clear. I meant, you are pivoting the definition of “my keys” to a different principle even though it’s the same words. Same way people can argue endlessly about whether copyrighted software given away for $0 is “free” by defining “free” differently, there can be endless debate about “my keys” among those who define the term differently. To me, “my keys” are the materials I need to access something. If I rent an apartment, they are still my keys even though I eventually need to return them. Your framing is about ultimate control over the materials rather than their use, so presumably you’d say those apartment keys are not really yours. Both can be right but it becomes a semantic disagreement rather than a substantive one.