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In today's web, we are accustomed to gratuitously sharing articles, videos, podcasts, and other…
In today's web, we are accustomed to gratuitously sharing articles, videos, podcasts, and other content. By default, most of it is available for free and posted to privately-owned spaces like social media platforms. Most of it is public, for anyone to consume, and some of it is even public domain, for anyone to use. This culture exists because we recognize the value of unlocking the commons by maximizing the number of people who can access and benefit from what we share: the more the merrier. Apps proliferate differently. We share a 'link' that someone can use to 'install' and then 'run' the a
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