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Because then interoperable services could be made.
I think interoperability works with centralized services as well. They can offer an API for other services to hook into. Like Reddit had different apps, bots, tools... You can connect your software to the Google cloud, even if it's made by a different company... I think interoperability works just fine with both models, at least on the technical side.