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I like your new design by the way.
No. I would say that as long as one is imagining freedom and democratic participation in the conventional ideological way, these technologies are crap: bread and circuses at best. The trick with expressing oneself otherwise is in recognizing first that the fantasy that authentic self exists and can be mediated always falls apart, that it relies upon perpetual ideological and technological reassembly. Without reassembly it's all just ones and zeros, voltages, light waves, etc.
Thanks re: the design. It seems to be getting positive feedback.