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On 12/28/2010 01:59 AM, Rodrigo dA wrote:
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i think decentralization and autonomy is the way of the pirates :P<br>
look at anon they managed to get lots of people coordinated just
by giving<br>
those who are interested the tools they need.<br>
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being nameless and many is certainly one way of getting some things
done, but being public and affiliated with a name, face and
organisation is another way of getting different things done.<br>
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just like with any other thing, there's not "one way" of "doing it"
and i think if you're running a political party you might have to
face the consequences of that being that of working slightly
differently from autonomous activist networks. thereby not saying
you can't do both at the same time.<br>
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/a<br>
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