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by jmbwell
1836 days ago
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The open platform didn't implode. The open platform was forked and kept alive. The remaining platform was then made proprietary and then destroyed. The point of being 'open' isn't to prevent implosions, but to facilitate continuity when, for example, a proprietary commercial interest attempts, say, a hostile takeover. |
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