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It feels like your making a semantic argument to downplay how tight grip these softwares have on their respective industry markets.
If you are only ever considered for a job if you have Photoshop experience, and that is the normal treatment across the majority of the industry, that's a standard that the industry is now holding you to - an industry standard if you will. It does not need to be backed by a governing body for it to still count.
My current understanding is that you will not get a job at a major CGI company by knowing Blender (though the film 'Flow' shows that might change going forward). You have to know softwares like Houdini, 3ds Max, Maya, etc..., if you want to be treated seriously.