Row 27254

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Looking at some regulations, it's just impossible to get off the ground compared to a well established organization. It's not just about the standards themselves, it's how well established you become (to the point you dictate the standards).

Look at something like the browsers we're using right now. What do we have that actually meet the standards? Chrome and Firefox I think are closest. There used to be a plethora of browser engines. I can't imagine a start up company, or even a open source project making a browser that confirms to the standards created today. For developers less competition makes life easier for us, but what long term ramifications will there be if an absolute monopoly arises?

You keep going a few decades in with only one browser supporting everything used by popular websites, then they can charge whatever they want for the browser because it supports everything and no one else can keep up.

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text Looking at some regulations, it's just impossible to get off the ground compared to a well established organization. It's not just about the standards themselves, it's how well established you become (to the point you dictate the standards). Look at something like the browsers we're using right now. What do we have that actually meet the standards? Chrome and Firefox I think are closest. There used to be a plethora of browser engines. I can't imagine a start up company, or even a open sour…
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