I share the author’s concern about the spread of the party’s totalitarianism. But one should think very carefully about whether this sort of action is productive, and I do not see anything like the level of reflexion that would be sensible in thinking about this; I hope that if this takes off such discussion takes place before, perhaps here.
A small contribution, then:
1. Open source components of VPNs help the spread of democracy, but wouldn’t work under OSOS.
2. Norms on communities like GitHub at the moment also exist in China because programmers will have to use GitHub (for example); now communities that will comply with CCP-imposed norms will spring up to replace them. And the Chinese market is pretty big.
A small contribution, then:
1. Open source components of VPNs help the spread of democracy, but wouldn’t work under OSOS.
2. Norms on communities like GitHub at the moment also exist in China because programmers will have to use GitHub (for example); now communities that will comply with CCP-imposed norms will spring up to replace them. And the Chinese market is pretty big.