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Your statement quietly assumes that being able to accurately call it a "commons" is desirable. Who cares, it might be good even if it's not a commons.
by throwawaymaths 2y ago
Your statement quietly assumes that being able to accurately call it a "commons" is desirable. Who cares, it might be good even if it's not a commons.
- anonymous_sorry 2y agoI assumed that private or corporate control over something that becomes a default communications network is undesirable, because that was a basis for the discussion I was replying to. I also believe it. I don't want to have to subject myself to the X dumpster fire or sign away my data to Facebook just to receive communications from my local police department or child's school.