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Further, I don't think they are interested in controlling it because it's really really hard. Their web strategy has been to push open standards. They can't rea
by 2muchcoffeeman 15y ago
Further, I don't think they are interested in controlling it because it's really really hard. Their web strategy has been to push open standards. They can't reasonably curate it or control it in any meaningful way. So they probably want to level the playing field and then deliver the best possible experience they can.
- namsral 15y agoThat would be the best stance for every party to have. Nobody controls the internet.