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> But while the inhabitants may be different people, the landlord is the same person, and keeping the lights on in /r/javascript is also keeping the lights on i
by onewaystreet 11y ago
> But while the inhabitants may be different people, the landlord is the same person, and keeping the lights on in /r/javascript is also keeping the lights on in the Chimpire.
This same logic could be extended to the internet as a whole.
- doomrobo 11y agoThe internet is a decentralized network. His argument is focused on a centralized subset, namely the reddit servers, and its owner(s).
- vacri 11y agoNo it couldn't, and the reason is right in the name. No one entity controls the internet. It's network-of-networks, most of which are privately owned.
- quaunaut 11y agoHow do you figure? The internet is a non-central system by default. There is no central authority, period. Someone putting money and time into their own website does not help fund Stormfront. Why is it that when anyone tries to make a statement or a stand these days, people equivocate themselves into a blithering hole?