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That's not really suprising. I imagine setting up a new deployment isn't terribly expensive (now the R&D is done), but given you are going to be spending a few
by fyfy18 7y ago
That's not really suprising. I imagine setting up a new deployment isn't terribly expensive (now the R&D is done), but given you are going to be spending a few weeks working with the ISP to get it up and running, you probably want it to be with someone you get on well with.
- regularfry 7y agoIt's not only that. The community is comparatively small and tight-knit, one's technical abilities can be judged relatively comfortably from afar, and social currency matters a lot. Everyone with a stake in The Network already has to trust and be trusted by their peers. In that situation, informal agreements seem to work out well.
- toomuchtodo 7y agoSpot on!