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  1. @ntnsndr The #WikimediansForSoftwareFreedom group [1] is currently having a debate about whether there's a better (or in fact any other author(s)') article on #ImplicitFeudalism than your 2021 "Admins, Mods, ..." peer-reviewed essay [2]. There are some post-publication comments that you may find useful for future work [3].

    Do you know of other papers presenting the online-community implicit feudalism thesis?

    [1] meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikime

    [2] wikidata.org/wiki/Q140084111

    [3] meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:W

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

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

  3. "I believe that #implicitFeudalism is becoming a template for #politics more broadly. #AdminPower is political power, and the 2 are blending in the public imagination.
    #Trump came to power not by holding office but as a viral #influencer; after leaving the presidency, his consolation was to start his own #socialmedia, #TruthSocial. Controlling his own server…lends him the status of a platform owner."
    theconversation.com/why-the-fu

  4. #NathanSchneider has the patience and fortitude most of us lack. He’s identified a phenomenon he calls “#ImplicitFeudalism’ - the bias to build our online and real #communities as #fiefdoms, and how this has made us more tolerant of similarly autocratic CEOs and politicians. He’s even optimistic and energetic enough to see how the blockchain could be employed to distribute #governance in a more democratic fashion.”

    - @Rushkoff on @ntnsndr

    linkedin.com/posts/rushkoff_na

  5. While Mastodon is great, it is still subject to the same implicit feudalism mechanisms as other social media (unless you're on a server such as social.coop which builds consensus decision-making into their structure).

    #DigitalDemocracy #ImplicitFeudalism #GovernableSpaces