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@ -16,12 +16,12 @@ extractive forces brings the idea of offering an alternative into question.
[The technological crisis is a social crisis]. Therefore, building an [The technological crisis is a social crisis]. Therefore, building an
alternative digital future cannot be done without broad and meaningful alternative digital future cannot be done without broad and meaningful
cooperation. The Cooperative Cloud project takes as its starting point the cooperation. The Cooperative Cloud project takes as its starting point the
existing free software community standards, tools, approaches and governance independent free software community standards, tools, approaches and governance
methods in order to build up a platform which cooperatives can make use of as methods in order to build up a platform which cooperatives can make use of as
part of offering a real alternative. part of offering a real alternative.
The Cooperative Cloud should not be seen as a technical solution for a social The Cooperative Cloud should not be seen as a technical solution for a social
problem (i.e. "Big Tech"). We understsand that owning the common technological problem (i.e. "Big Tech"). We understand that owning the common technological
means for delivering free software is only one part of the struggle to reclaim means for delivering free software is only one part of the struggle to reclaim
technology today. If antitrust litigation dismantled the monopolies tomorrow, technology today. If antitrust litigation dismantled the monopolies tomorrow,
we'd need our own organisations and robust technical capacity to fill the we'd need our own organisations and robust technical capacity to fill the