Natanox, 5 months ago

@me_the_fl00f @Gargron @stux @trumpet @folkerschamel …supporting EAP or also forked with "better features", causing high amounts of dependencies.

Once over a certain threshold Meta will stop supporting AP altogether, slowly letting anyone refusing to support EAP alone ("It's Open-Source, riiight? See, we're the good guys!" <-- same what Google did with Chromium, now they begin dictating standards). Eventually "AP Classic" will be seen as legacy code and abandoned by the now too …