Articles like this are so tedious. They amount to, "Why can't you be more like the corporate and government structures you were protesting?" For example: > As

Articles like this are so tedious. They amount to, "Why can't you be more like the corporate and government structures you were protesting?" For example: > As Occupy progressed, the activists’ rigid commitment to the group’s less-strategic internal norms (especially leaderlessness and consensus-based decision-making) and the elevation of the tactic of occupation to the movement’s raison d’être were ultimately their undoing. It’s not much, after all, to win a park and lose the world. Maybe instead of creating one unified super-movement in homage to the very entities they were trying to protest, something different was possible.