I find this an interesting remark, in all likelyhood, corporate platforms do reverse engineering, ie. they start from user needs and build backwards,
the opposite strategy, building a pure internet but not looking at user needs, may suffer in comparison,
Michel
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Leslie Michael Orchard: Some other characteristics to note involve practical usability, eg. what happens after I plug in the magic black box I just bought:
These are some of the things that centralized communication services are nailing, at the moment. No matter how the underlying fabric of a distributed net is made, if it doesn't serve some of these basic human-centric needs, it won't take off. To see the question page with all answers, visit: http://www.quora.com/l/i9BzsP5d Thanks, The Quora Team | |
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