All of this makes sense, actually it gives an understanding of a bit of the history of front-ends and really everything that's happening, where anything that’s beneficial to Hive should be supported, whichever front-end it is coming from. In the end, we are all doing things not just for ourselves but for Hive, at least making a small contribution so it keeps going, as we all benefit from it in the long run as well. I can understand about incentives that could sway people even if not intentionally being done. But in the end we are all contributing in different ways so we have the long term health and growth of Hive and that benefits everyone. Sounds exciting and interesting to see the two front-ends you are working on, and I am sure they will contribute to Hive. :)