> open speech and that community members can be taught, through participation, to behave according to some simple constraints That's the bread and butter of mo

> open speech and that community members can be taught, through participation, to behave according to some simple constraints That's the bread and butter of most open source communities, and part of why they tend to work: open source, in my opinion, is primarily a social phenomenon and the forces for social cohesion, whether in terms of coding standards or ideologies quickly produces communities that work well together online.