Existing model-driven apps will typically be subject to potential changes by Microsoft as part of a major release wave, thereby causing new functionality to be automatically added, when the preference may be instead to first review and then deploy once the organisation is ready. It's also possible other ISV solutions may make changes to these apps as well. For these reasons, building your own separate model-driven app is recommended.
I’m not clear in this. Is there any benefit to referencing the existing model driven app as opposed to just creating a new one?
Existing model-driven apps will typically be subject to potential changes by Microsoft as part of a major release wave, thereby causing new functionality to be automatically added, when the preference may be instead to first review and then deploy once the organisation is ready. It's also possible other ISV solutions may make changes to these apps as well. For these reasons, building your own separate model-driven app is recommended.
thanks man