Bloodshed? That's some very strong language. Do you really think that it is in the interest of corporations to crush their workers to the point that violence becomes their only option? Don't forget that American workers are also American consumers. Consumption accounts for around 66% of the American economy. Bloodshed would definitely put some downward pressure on corporate profits.
I would like to work on a project that would create an open-source version of this or something like it. I've never before worked on a free-software project, let alone begun one, so if anyone could post how we might begin, I would appreciate it.
We need to bring administration of at least some TLDs into the hands of an accountable group. I don't know how USENET is regulated, but probably there are several models that could be built upon. Does anyone know of a good article that describes how USENET is run? Does anyone know about other governance models which could be applied to the control of the TLDs?
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Bloodshed? That's some very strong language. Do you really think that it is in the interest of corporations to crush their workers to the point that violence becomes their only option? Don't forget that American workers are also American consumers. Consumption accounts for around 66% of the American economy. Bloodshed would definitely put some downward pressure on corporate profits.
I would like to work on a project that would create an open-source version of this or something like it. I've never before worked on a free-software project, let alone begun one, so if anyone could post how we might begin, I would appreciate it.
We need to bring administration of at least some TLDs into the hands of an accountable group. I don't know how USENET is regulated, but probably there are several models that could be built upon. Does anyone know of a good article that describes how USENET is run? Does anyone know about other governance models which could be applied to the control of the TLDs?