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Key hypothesis more or less stated at today's Association meeting [1]:

Hypothesis: Much of the power of the + recently elected neo-fascist parties comes from in online governance [2], related to the [3][4]. Exceptions in are + [2].

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Governance concept for online communities [5]:

- exit (e.g. or fork a FOSS project)

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- - consultation in

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- - participation in

Corollary: providing the conceptual tools and empirical evidence about how online governance can evolve away from implicit feudalism and towards effective voice could have *huge* local and global sociopolitical benefits. Cyberspace has real sociopolitical power in the 2020s.

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3/3 Some very good tools include [6][7][8][9][10].

[1] meta.decidim.org/processes/int

[2] nathanschneider.info/ImplicitF -> osf.io/preprints/mediarxiv/sf4

[3] jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.h

[4] nathanschneider.info/tyranny -> redirect -> osf.io/preprints/mediarxiv/ecf

[5] arxiv.org/abs/2009.12470

[6] communityrule.info

[7] contributor-covenant.org

[8] codeberg.org/mergiraf/mergiraf

[9] metagov.org

[10] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decidim

meta.decidim.orgDecision-making in digital communities - MetadecidimOn 4 March, members of the Decidim Association are invited to deliberate the first draft of the Internal Regulations article on 'Decision-making processes'. This article deals with how the Coordination Committee, the Technical Office, and the Decidim Association members all relate together to make decisions for our community. On this occasion we will be joined by Nathan Schneider, professor of media economics and digital governance at the University of Colorado Boulder. Nathan is a world-renowned expert in digital community governance. He has recently published Governable Spaces: Democratic Design for Online Life and Beautiful Solutions: A Toolbox for Liberation. Members of the Decidim community may also be interested in his article on feminist approaches to digital policy. Nathan will give a short presentation, followed by a discussion and facilitated workshop.
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