In the short term, there's little as important as making sure @i2pd is useful for everyone, and that better browsers like xombrero reappear and thrive, because government is nowhere near done fucking up the internet for us.
In the long term, even more important will be the development of decentralized, distributed HARDWARE infrastructure, e.g. meshnet tech, but that world is such a shitshow I weep for humanity. Even the "good" parts tend to be fatally flawed.
Luckily, despite the completely shitty licenses on some of the more important parts of meshnet tech and other decentralized infrastructure tech, i2pd and meshnet will make enforcement of asinine licenses effectively impossible. Unfortunately, the licenses will hinder uptake.
The importance of a free internet is difficult to overstate. Almost every problem of government can be solved by information and free communication, eventually. Why do you think shitty government has been trying to lock down the free-ish internet for twenty-five years?
This is how tyranny survives:
It finds every way it can to restrict the ability to change culture.
It finds every way it can to restrict the ability to change culture.
