I agree, and I also point out that I think it’s time to re-evaluate our strategy as community builders as a whole. It’s about humanity, to keep our principles aligned and respected, for everyone.
I understand this period we are transitioning through is perhaps the most important in Internet history for keeping the fundamentals and offering something more valuable than “fast and cheap”.
I also agree with the user’s questioning. I felt a lot of their pain because not everybody has the reachability that some folks or companies had before all of this landed. And starting or re-launching small communities is getting harder every day…
But perhaps, that is where the motivation and also the strength lives. If the Internet is making doom easier for everyone, we have the power to work on the opposite, whatever it takes.
I am fully on it, and I know that I can also live with the people in the mountains, almost isolated. For the time being, I think the Internet is still a good place to meet people, exchange ideas and work together.
Thanks to all the team for this article.