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A coder's guild has certainly crossed my mind, in the past, rather than a union. However, to a certain extent, we already have these in non-official forms, faci
by Xophmeister 13y ago
A coder's guild has certainly crossed my mind, in the past, rather than a union. However, to a certain extent, we already have these in non-official forms, facilitated by the web. Groups of websites (e.g., HN, r/programming and StackOverflow) have core users and, although transient and unwritten, that's effectively the same deal; just a modern, open reimplementation.
- mattgreenrocks 13y agoBut it's not at all the same. Discussion is chaotic and unstructured, there's very little collective action, and it's not a community, it's just a bunch of people congregating in the same place.