Collective ownership, Coops, and User Owned Platforms
by sari and · updated 1mo ago
Collective ownership, Coops, and User Owned Platforms
If Reddit were a co-op, or even just a regular nonprofit, it could probably operate usefully forever. Oh well! At least we still have Quora, where someone asked “ I am facing 30 years to life in federal prison. Should I take some clothes to prison? ” and every response told them to flee to Mexico
from When You Start By Wrapping Your Arms Around These Powerful Tabs, Literally Everything Is Possible by Today in Tabs
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The Cathedral and the Bazaar: Musings on Linux and Open Source by an Accidental Revolutionary
This document explores the history and culture of computer hackers and the impact of open-source software on the industry, with a focus on the book "The Cathedral and the Bazaar" by Eric S. Raymond.
Sarah Drinkwater added 8mo ago
Online Bookstore for Book Lovers & Passionate Readers
phoebe added 8mo ago
This bookstore is a great example of community ownershipTapestry Community Capital - Tapestry Capital
Mark Fishman added 9mo ago
Community Bonds to finance public interest projects
from The Great Sobriety for Venture Investing, Where To Start with AI, & Undeniable Data by Scott Belsky
sari added 10mo ago
This graph depicting the wealth Norway’s community owned (and distributed) fund generates from oil (the residue of past life) makes you wonder how the “wealth” generated from our collective human data (the residue of modern life) could be distributed more equitably.Carefully | Collaborative Child Care
Leslie J Borrell added 1y ago