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When ecosystem collaborations are at their lightest, it’s pretty much like stamp collecting. The more logos, the more hype; the fuller the posters, the more it looks like a big project. But just because it's lively doesn't mean it’s sustainable. After watching the bullish trends these past few years, you'll slowly realize an awkward truth: A lot of ecosystem collaborations are essentially just borrowing attention. Let's drop some visuals today. Tomorrow, everyone will go about their own business. In two days, users, revenue, data, methodology—none of it has truly settled yet. @Pixels This is the part that makes me want to really dive in—not about 'who else is on board,' but rather the entry barrier for partner projects. This set of standards is actually pretty rigid: