Frankly, thanks but no, thanks. The moment it becomes a legal entity is the moment bureaucracy starts to kick in, big names join and poison the well, internal

Frankly, thanks but no, thanks. The moment it becomes a legal entity is the moment bureaucracy starts to kick in, big names join and poison the well, internal politics rips stuff apart. I know this view is a bit extreme and pessimistic, but I've yet to see anything that doesn't go like this. I see no reason indieweb would be the exception. As it is, the indieweb community is agile enough to be able to fork at a moment's notice if things start to go sour. If money and papers start to get involved, that becomes more difficult.