> It also creates walled gardens and reduced incentives to invest in user experience once those walls are built. > Not because the UX is bad I don’t see the c

> It also creates walled gardens and reduced incentives to invest in user experience once those walls are built. > Not because the UX is bad I don’t see the connection. The first sentence says that walled gardens create bad UX, but Macs are the premier mainstream walled gardens and you don’t find their UX bad.