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[[Anarchopedia:Itself]] must manage the '''basis for unity''' of all users and encourage [[Anarchopedia:faction]]s to develop their own [[factionally defined]] basis when they disagree very strongly with others. Thus even if overall unity is impossible right now, more fragmented [[democracy]] remains possible. | [[Anarchopedia:Itself]] must manage the '''basis for unity''' of all users and encourage [[Anarchopedia:faction]]s to develop their own [[factionally defined]] basis when they disagree very strongly with others. Thus even if overall unity is impossible right now, more fragmented [[democracy]] remains possible. | ||
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Revision as of 03:53, 11 August 2005
A basis for unity is a common declaration of bias of many people trying to achieve unity on some cause or range of causes. Without it a systemic bias tends to develop instead, often with unwanted agreements that only empower a clique or power structure that is relied on, e.g. leading to technology as slavery if one over-relies on one technology.
Anarchopedia:Itself must manage the basis for unity of all users and encourage Anarchopedia:factions to develop their own factionally defined basis when they disagree very strongly with others. Thus even if overall unity is impossible right now, more fragmented democracy remains possible.
