THE disruptive technology that FoRK has been pushing for in the last four years doesn't requires legions of developers designing and testing and verifying like in Eric Raymond's Bazaar. Less is more. The smaller the design team, the better. Open collaboration is bad. Because once you let it out into the world, you can't go back and change it.
Innovation requires only the successful arrangement of technologies that already exist.
The disruption comes from the smaller, cheaper, and simpler, not from the bigger, more expensive, and more complex extensions. It's not for entertainment, although sometimes that happens. The point here isn't to break news bits, although sometimes that happens. The point here isn't to disseminate clue and vision, although sometimes those happen too. The point here is to archive the steps in the process so we can go back and find relevant information in economics and technology that might otherwise get drowned in the oceans of Web out there.