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There is a corporate analog here in the form of a non-disclosure agreement. If you don't want to be part of the Maori community anymore, you can leave, like you
by spoonjim 5y ago
There is a corporate analog here in the form of a non-disclosure agreement. If you don't want to be part of the Maori community anymore, you can leave, like you can quit your job at Apple, but you're still not allowed to share Apple's knowledge with anyone else.
- Y_Y 5y agoBut you don't opt-in to being Maori, nor can you opt-out. If you say that you could just stop hanging out with other Maori then fine, but does that disinherit you from the cultural heritage?
- spoonjim 5y agoI guess I’m just saying that your access to the cultural heritage can be contingent upon you following the rules (ie Don’t tell outsiders). If you break those rules, the community should be allowed to ostracize you within the bounds set by law (ie no burning your house down or anything).