But "random farmers" have almost no bearing on the ACTUAL coffee supply chain. Starbucks doesn't use the local farmers market for their supply chain because it

But "random farmers" have almost no bearing on the ACTUAL coffee supply chain. Starbucks doesn't use the local farmers market for their supply chain because it's not reliable. They have contracts in place that are fulfilled through obligation. If anyone on this site has built a business that relies on wikipedia having accurate information at all times I'd call them crazy too. In the same way I wouldn't call this "enterprise" as they have plastered all over the site. Using spare capacity on a bunch of random usb drives that users happen to have online gives me no guarantee of uptime. With a 20+20 they're betting that 21 users won't experience an outage at the same time, and that if a large portion experiences outages that they can rebuild faster than users fail. Without knowing anything about where the users are coming from, or what kind of contract they've agreed to, you're just giving a company your data that has told you: it'll be secure, TRUST ME!