A world-wide campaign towards introducing Open Source in international organizations, governments, administrative units, firm networks and schools. The Anglocrats are just the other side of the virtual class. The future belongs to Open Source projects like Freenet, especially if they export all file formats, encrypt all files and make all computers anonymous. The establishment of browserless networks as a further development of Netomat. Technification of the Internet culture.
Mailing lists embody the ideology of the status quo.
They can be transformed into real cooperation platforms, so that multiple working groups can work on parallel projects. Mailing list archives gain in value, if the contributions are constantly re-linked with one another. The construction of technical, media, and social infrastructures of virtual protest. Parallel to this, an accompanying group of lawyers, political scientists, and journalists has formed, which will bring the discussion on the legitimacy and legality of net-activism to the public. Much of my thinking on this owes a great deal to Dirk Schroeder.