On 26-Nov-2020 16:24, marc wrote: >> I don't see it as Gemini's role to attempt to set a cultural/legal privacy >> framework for servers who are choosing to publish on Gemini. We cannot >> imagine we can break new ground in this respect. > That seems ... rather defeatist. > > Alasdair Gray provides an inspirational quote for a situation like this: > > "Work as if you live in the early days of a better nation" Well, I wasn't expecting to have my Utopian credentials questioned ;-) After all, I am a proponent of Gemini like everyone else here, pushing against the flow. But its true I'm probably towards the pragmatic end of the scale, and I like to see people discussing subjects I find to be productive. Trying to establish alternative IPR legal precedents, contrary to the flow of what happens on the web seems like a lot of work to me and we can spin a lot of cycles doing so. But if it rings your bell, by all means continue. I'm all for building a nice culture among the gemini-folk, but wider cultural changes happen slowly in my experience. - Luke
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