For us, software must also develop some kind of relationship to beauty. This can in one sense be taken as something that only happens in the eyes. But it is also something that happens at a level that is also profoundly interwoven with politics in the development of these potential cultures of use. It is in this sense that we call The Web Stalker 'speculative' software. This software is a call for the voluptuation of the nets and everything they connect to.
Nothing's too good for the proletariat.
It is maybe hard to estimate how influencial marginal autonomous software production actually this. There are many different estimations about this. The Web Stalker proposes another model alongside the two other main models of radical software production. The first is obviously that of Free Software. The second is that of programmers working in collaboration with specific client groups whose needs are not met by the programs developed in a 'free' market.