People seem divided over whether WebKit should be the only browser rendering engine. It's open source, so it can be forked and has contributors from multiple companies.
People seem divided over whether Reddit should be the only community site engine. It's open source, so it can be forked and has contributors from multiple companies.
People seem divided over whether the US Constitution should be the only governing document for nations. It's not copyrighted, so other nations can use it and has contributors from multiple states.
People seem divided over whether the Bible should be the only holy book. It's public domain, and it's been forked many times and has contributors from many nations.
Suppose the other browser engines somehow died out leaving WebKit as the only browser engine, and then WebKit was forked: we would be back to having multiple browser engines.
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People seem divided over whether the Bible should be the only holy book. It's public domain, and it's been forked many times and has contributors from many nations.
Do you see the problem here?
(Full disclosure: I work at Mozilla.)