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by hellodanylo
2181 days ago
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Do users have incentive to document and share the connections, other than helping the community's long term goal? Absence of such incentive appears to be the reason that open-source software is not always perfectly connectable -- few people have a significant incentive to ensure this design goal. |
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I believe that in the future the most of software will be open-source and If people don't have a problem sharing blocks/widgets/assets, they will not have a problem to share information about connections.
Side note: Every program has 2 parts - instructions and data. When people share assets and connections, both are instructions, so their data stay private.