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 Another problem exists when the standardization is around certain technological artifacts. An excellent example of this is the Microsoft Windows operating system. If it weren't such a standard and if parts A, B and C didn't fit so neatly into parts D, E and F, malicious hackers wouldn't be having so much fun inserting parts G, H and I into it. The standardization of the 'net is another example. Email and related viruses wouldn't proliferate if emails didn't have a standard form. |
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