The lesson I'm taking from this is that companies are good at building a public commons, but absolutely terrible stewards of it over the long run. It sort of m

The lesson I'm taking from this is that companies are good at building a public commons, but absolutely terrible stewards of it over the long run. It sort of makes sense, if a local government, or a university wants to build a physical commons, they hire out to companies to design, build, etc. the space, but then ownership transfers over to the organizer of interest such as the government who then manage it in perpetuity.