I was a guest on two podcasts this week. And while they both are very tech related and the current issue is way bigger than that I still think both got more important given the election results.
A lot the infrastructures we depend on depend on the goodwill and support of a bunch of people who just helped a fascist rapist become president again or at least did not have the guts to push back. Even a bit.
And as people interested in the commons we need to rethink our approach.
My main point is that "Open Source" no longer cuts it.
@tante Point completely on point but I'm not sure how to call the real "open" thing now.
Being able to do tech stuff without enabling big tech to ruin your democracy doesn't translate very well into an acronym 🤔
FSF free/libre has been a good definition, they even put out the Affero #GNU Public License after that Tivo thing.
#4opens is a well-put definition too. https://unite.openworlds.info/Open-Media-Network/4opens
