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Why? There’s been dozens of attempts at this that have all failed because there’s no real market demand for it. “Open source” is not a feature in most cases.
by scarab92 2y ago
Why?
There’s been dozens of attempts at this that have all failed because there’s no real market demand for it. “Open source” is not a feature in most cases.
What exactly would this do that is an unmet need of enough users to make it worthwhile?
- alpaca128 2y ago> "Open source” is not a feature in most cases. I think it’s definitely seen as one by people who understand it and what it can prevent. Similar to how many people don’t seem to care (or rather don’t think) about privacy until it dawns on them once a lack of privacy bites them. But you are right that it’s not really a marketable feature for a wide audience.