One extra cost of SKS. His unreliability has turned off many, many honest folks and robbed the Wave conversational ecosystem of a bunch of its potential value. Over the years there have been a lot of nice and decent and interesting folks here. I think you are on your way, tkc. I've enjoyed your company. I'll be sad to see you depart.
I wonder what has kept me here. It isn't the management. It isn't the idea as Wave has expressed it. Indeed, I thought they did a hopeless job of explaining what they were about in the dark ages of Wave's existence. And even now, I find the jargon tiresome and unhelpful.
I think what keeps me here is the sense that this is an interesting problem and Wave's the part of the solution that one can see floating above the surface. In a kind of ancient way, I am interested in the origins of law. It seems to me that we are witnessing the construction of the earliest field boundaries in cyberspace and working out how those kinds of digital property lines work. Maybe there's money in investing in it. I hope so. But it is intrinsically fascinating whatever occurs financially.
I suspect there's some of that in Hari's longevity as well.
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