That's why "standards" are not enough: simple but able to do a good enough job, stable in time "standards". It is often less visually appealing, but at least y

That's why "standards" are not enough: simple but able to do a good enough job, stable in time "standards". It is often less visually appealing, but at least you have the guarantee to be able to build with a reasonable amount of effort real-life alternatives. It is the same with open source software. That's only about the technical aspect, then you have the "legal" aspect: you will need to perform lobbying and to have lawyers. Big Tech has, literaly, not money limit, keep that in mind. There is no "competitive" anything here.