If you're framing the web crisis as "users spend a small % in browsers" then surely you need to chase after the largest apps which users spend the majority of their time in?
I was imprecise in my language, apologies. I should have said "becomes unhealthy, preventing future growth" rather than "dies"
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I should have noted that systems that get big enough to have legacy never truly "die", they just stop being how new things get done. They get unhealthy, then they stop mattering. This can happen to the web, and I'm arguing that's what I observe in real time today.
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IRC still exists -- it may be growing in absolute terms! -- but nobody thinks it's the future of chat for most people.
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