«I wanted to develop Internet software ever since I knew there was such a thing. It wasn’t until the web that I could actually do that. I’ve never been able to do great work, long-term, within corporate platforms. For that reason alone, I think we’d be nuts to give over our future to Google. Or Facebook or Twitter, or Apple, or whoever. They really only make one kind of corporation, and our role, at best is to buy stuff from them, or make the wheels in our cages spin. If you want to be really creative, you can’t do it in their context. Luckily we have the open web. Why don’t we do our work there, instead?»
– Dave Winer, en su blog.
Dave Winer escribe esto al hilo de Google+, el último invento de Google, a lo Facebook pero sin Facebook. La realidad es que no es algo que aquí no supiéramos (hablamos de ello hace bastante, ya en La sociedad de control), pero gasté algunos ratos tonteando con el juguete para evaluarlo y me da pereza escribir lo que ya escribí muchas veces pero cambiando Facebook por Plus, así que esta cita me pareció suficiente.
