> You also have to remember a 'framework' typically doesn't stand in isolation - tens, hundreds, thousands of dependencies typically lurk. While this is true,

> You also have to remember a 'framework' typically doesn't stand in isolation - tens, hundreds, thousands of dependencies typically lurk. While this is true, at least by having a large number of people commit to the same set of dependencies, you stand a higher chance of complications between those dependencies being ironed out, either directly by the framework maintainers or by the user base of the framework.