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> but a technological monopoly is often just a standard. Sure. To use, participate in, and build upon this "open standard", you (or your team) just have to kee
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> but a technological monopoly is often just a standard.
Sure. To use, participate in, and build upon this "open standard", you (or your team) just have to keep up with some of the most well-paid (presumably for a reason) programmers in the world, and then hope they see Chromium as an open standard worthy of pull requests as well.
- wkat4242 4y agoThe model the OP mentions is exactly how openstreetmap functions. A lot of big teddy companies hire people specifically to improve it. Only Google doesn't. It's not unthinkable for a browser project to work the same way.
- wkat4242 4y agoBig tech, not teddy :) Sorry about the autocorrect error. It's too late to change it