Well how about that? You did do some market research so thanks for answering that. Going legal is hard as you say, but I suppose there is no other way to start for the industry. And as you already can see with the predecessors, getting the framework to accept amd acknowledge is one thing, but getting all the other actors is quite another hurdle. I agree completely. That is a key diference with our go to market strategy, our solution will be available via an API, so the end user doesnt have to switch
Aren't you thinking of at least trying to collaborate with the existing players? I still feel that the space is already too full and even the biggest communities are relatively small. Those actors willing to participate probably already feel the exhaustion of choosing, yet another alternative may further dilute that.
A consolidation of projects might be preferable in my opinion. And who would then turn their eye outside N America. - Good point, attrition might achieve this.
Aren't you thinking of at least trying to collaborate with the existing players? I still feel that the space is already too full and even the biggest communities are relatively small. Those actors willing to participate probably already feel the exhaustion of choosing, yet another alternative may further dilute that.
A consolidation of projects might be preferable in my opinion. And who would then turn their eye outside N America. - Good point, attrition might achieve this.
