@neauoire yeah exactly, and THAT might leave a bitter taste in my mouth, but I also understand that broadcasting/marketing, call it what you want, might be a good thing if used for the right reason.

Sometimes it's be difficult to make an extra effort to convince people that something is the right thing to do. But I think that extra effort pays off.

What I'm saying, maybe we can learn from the corps, if samsung made the best 120" 16k screen and tell nodody about it, nobody would buy it

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Like <I salvaged an old laptop instead of buying a new one> VS <look at how cool is upcycling that vintage computer, here's how I did it, I'll happily show you all of that>

So yeah, there's definitely a community/tribal component to that.

The spreading of this type of culture is(or might be) exponential

@neauoire as with many other things, I think the biggest impact would come from decisions made by governments and (sigh)corporations, that would "set the trend", the masses would follow that trend, change would happen.

And again, as with many other things, we(as in not-governments and not-corporation) can only make a small impact if compared to them, but it's our only choice. And I think the more our effort goes toward "trendsetting", the better.