Re: <nettime> UserRights

[Burak Arikan <arikan@gmail.com>]

Hi Olia, this is simple and awesome. It should be developed further to
include the almost invisible interfaces of social software.

In this regard, we've designed a framework for sustaining user labor across
the web. This can obviously be tied to user rights.

http://userlabor.org

Best,
Burak


On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 9:11 AM, olia lialina <olia@profolia.org> wrote:

> Dear nettimers
>
> A year ago, in Turing Complete User http://contemporary-home-**
> computing.org/turing-complete-**user/<http://contemporary-home-computing.org/turing-complete-user/>,
> I wrote that the development of the Invisible Computer results in the
> creation of an Invisible User. We need to keep both the term and the idea
> of the User alive, to insure that users --- those who use a system they
> haven't developed --- don't lose either their rights or the opportunity to
> protect them. In the article I only briefly mention what these users rights
> could be.
 <...>

-- 
Burak
burak-arikan.com


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