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Brodie Robertson: Open Source Software Is Not A Democracy
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this post was submitted on 28 May 2024
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Wouldn't it technically be anarchy?
I think because everyone can contribute, its more like adhoc collectivism
With a dictator at each branch, since the branch owner has final say in every decision.
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Hm, it depends on the context. Any open source project, or fork thereof would be an independent isolated instance with it's own practices — e.g. authoritarian, anarchist, democratic, etc.