> Apolitical means it doesn't enforce you to do things because politics demands it of you; only because the protocol enforces it. Why is the protocol defined l

> Apolitical means it doesn't enforce you to do things because politics demands it of you; only because the protocol enforces it. Why is the protocol defined like it is? Could it be... politics, perhaps? What kind of things does the protocol encourage, and what kind of things does the protocol discourage? Could there be a political ideology described in those things?