Apple's DNA is wired to produce singular, curated experiences. That's damn-near antithetical to writing software that's explicitly inclusive of other input and

Apple's DNA is wired to produce singular, curated experiences. That's damn-near antithetical to writing software that's explicitly inclusive of other input and needs to cater to the broadest audiences possible, to hit the network effect. Nintendo is much the same way. And there's no shortage of examples of artists who turn out phenomenal works but are notoriously difficult to work with and dismissive of criticism or collaborative efforts.