You do have a point. Tools are there. What this suggests is kinda depressing though: 'People are unable to think in terms of their own self-interest when it mea

You do have a point. Tools are there. What this suggests is kinda depressing though: 'People are unable to think in terms of their own self-interest when it means acting as a group'. edit: I am expressly not volunteering, because I am not a leader and have a charisma of a wet noodle. I do, however, perceive a strong need for someone, who could rally WFH people. edit2: There are, naturally, risks including that of corporations starting to equate WFH with union organization ( and I almost wonder if it is part of the longer term strategy ). but that one seems more far fetched.