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I think this news highlights a more general problem. How can we call something an "open standard" if it's controlled by one company in such a way that they can
by mcintyre1994 14y ago
I think this news highlights a more general problem. How can we call something an "open standard" if it's controlled by one company in such a way that they can shut it down at whim. Open sourcing should be a requirement to be an "open standard", or am I missing something?
- ville 14y agoThey are not shutting down the standard, they are dropping the support for it in services they host.