GlyphI am really starting to loathe the “sovereignty” framing of open source sustainability, or data privacy, or whatever. It would be good to have a better tech community less beholden to the interests of multinational corporations, more globally distributed, etc, but when you have a problem and you think “I know what would make this better. Intense German, French, and English nationalism” now you have like… at least five problems
bmaxv@glyph That is not what the word means to me.
To me it means my own sovereignty, personal, individual over my hard and software. My own self. Autonomy. And the same for every other individual.
And that's how and why I am going to continue to use it. I will not surrender that word to anyone. Kind of the point of it.
Nils Goroll 🕊️