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The enclosure of internet commons

David Heinemeier Hansson · 8 Mar 2021

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Waiting until a project is pristine before sharing it creates an aura of perfection that intimidates and alienates

Apple and Google are simply acting like the lords that in the early capitalist era decided that what used to be free or at least cheap -- distributing software over the internet -- now suddenly needed to be taxed at 30%

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  1. Apple and Google are simply acting like the lords that in the early capitalist era decided that what used to be free or at least cheap -- distributing software over the internet -- now suddenly needed to be taxed at 30%

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