Even the bigger formats are simply being spliced one fibre after the other which in the core is a very easy process with modern devices.
Adding an extension and matching fibres on both ends of the track is a process that requires a bit of logic, true - but the splicing itself is learned in ten minutes, and that is my point.
Good luck repairing a ripped out 864F ribbon cable with 10 minutes of YouTube tuition.
Even the bigger formats are simply being spliced one fibre after the other which in the core is a very easy process with modern devices.
Adding an extension and matching fibres on both ends of the track is a process that requires a bit of logic, true - but the splicing itself is learned in ten minutes, and that is my point.