Also neat to realize how much 'latent skills' people have for something just from the indirect knowledge having seen others around do something in the past.

Also covered in SSB+autopruned history usecases: a sort of distributed, socially aware CDN: your friends cache the data you will probably care about this week

lol, just discovered the character limits as I was trying to post this. I'm not used to sharing that way, requires some aggressive editing to get a complex thought across!

Commons need to have clearly defined boundaries
Rules should fit local circumstances
Participatory decision-making
Cmns must be monitored
Sanctions for abuse the should be graduated
Conflict resolution easily accessible
Comns need the right to organize
Comns work best nested within larger networks

I always think it is interesting to look at socio-technical systems through the lens of Elinor Ostrom’s observations of successful commons systems in the world and what makes them work. earthbound.report/2018/01/15/e...