@josias @alcinnz @avalos@mstdn.social @be

- Mixed attempts are ok

- Others can help battle-test the theory though at the end you have to see and believe your own work too

- My preference / strategy is towards these sub-aims overall below...

--> needing 'them' less (toward no
Disney)
--> consuming less in total
--> not expecting Hollywood levels of quality or service much like YouTube users expect when leaving YouTube but then expecting the same ecological damage/footprint. It's not all you can eat
--> less piracy (not playing games I didn't buy or is too distant from fan-base
--> making things participatory / not just end user / given cold
--> getting closer with more reachable, like-minded or grass-roots people with mixed levels. Relativity must be there (no use play/watching if it's scoring low on these sub-points which I think seeds relativity like a torrent file does)

- Matching those that don't like Law with those that do (forging and tag-teams / Legal or mixed specialist gangs of 2+ people) and allowing brainstorming (even if half is shit it allows to see what doesn't work which is equally valuable and sometime even more so to prevent you from doing it too fast)

- Accepting in relationships not to go back where not wanted.
-->So fighting principles yes.
-->Providing education yes.
-->Not always going back to making another YouTube account when kick to spite YouTube or even under the flag of 'spread the knowledge' do what you are against (YouTube usage or using American surveilled tech- exceptions can be measurable and can work in opposite-logic and benefits but not often)...
-->To rise a bit above that, and own yourself - use people less to justify yourself only with that as you bar...
-->give corporation less reason to find focus if efforts become too brute force and obvious - as it only feed their learning machines since it's so consistent in supply.
-->Measure you solid cores not only the 'hope' people - see measurable failures and consider change or keeping what works and what doesn't (nuances).
--> not telling people exactly how you're coming at them before you've even started (it's a fine line talking in general but making it lighter and massaging it than clear hate)