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==Solidarity==

Perhaps what decentralization, the forking paradox, and forkaphobia may suggest about hackerspaces is that there is a great value and opportunity in making forking easy, and encouraging forking as experimentation and an opportunity for resilience, '''as long as a sense of solidarity can remain between forks'''. In principle, this should be possible with good-faith forks and ~~not merely dissenters~~.

Perhaps what decentralization, the forking paradox, and forkaphobia may suggest about hackerspaces is that there is a great value and opportunity in making forking easy, and encouraging forking as experimentation and an opportunity for resilience, '''as long as a sense of solidarity can remain between forks'''. In principle, this should be possible with good-faith forks, both experimental and in (moral) dissent.

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	Perhaps what decentralization, the forking paradox, and forkaphobia may suggest about hackerspaces is that there is a great value and opportunity in making forking easy, and encouraging forking as experimentation and an opportunity for resilience, '''as long as a sense of solidarity can remain between forks'''. In principle, this should be possible with good-faith forks and ~~not merely dissenters~~.		Perhaps what decentralization, the forking paradox, and forkaphobia may suggest about hackerspaces is that there is a great value and opportunity in making forking easy, and encouraging forking as experimentation and an opportunity for resilience, '''as long as a sense of solidarity can remain between forks'''. In principle, this should be possible with good-faith forks, both experimental and in (moral) dissent.