> These are the things you're supposed to do on the evenings and weekends. Along with "giving back" to "the community" in the form of unpaid labor. There is a

> These are the things you're supposed to do on the evenings and weekends. Along with "giving back" to "the community" in the form of unpaid labor. There is a class system at play where the owners and financiers--not the builders--benefit the most. And they make sure of it. They've effectively co-opted everything that made the early (mid-late 90s) Internet many of us grew up on good and turned it into a money printing machine. Acknowledging that you the worker are a skilled person worth investing resources in, rather than an interchangeable component in the money printer, would give you power they're not comfortable with you having.