> Google (et al.) can quickly address a need in the community. And therein lies the problem. Who are "et al." and "the community"? How much does each of them

> Google (et al.) can quickly address a need in the community. And therein lies the problem. Who are "et al." and "the community"? How much does each of them pay? Where do the buses go? Who's allowed to use them, and how do you keep people who aren't from doing so anyways? It's almost like you need to create a decision-making body with the ability to raise and spend money, and make and enforce rules. An Alþing? Folkmoot? I'm sure we have a word for this.