I think it was a reference to the crossover between "punk" and a DIY ethic. Although, in fairness, the concept of "punk" has meant so many different things to

I think it was a reference to the crossover between "punk" and a DIY ethic. Although, in fairness, the concept of "punk" has meant so many different things to so many people. One person's punk is about arrogant rebellion and breaking shit. Another's is about giving a more metaphorical "middle finger" to expectations and striking your own path outside of the more commercial/disposable monoculture. At least when I was growing up, it was definitely my introduction to the "no true Scotsman" argument, but I think a level of conscious iconoclasm is inherent in any definition.