posted 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this site, as I hadn't heard about it yet! Hopefully, I would've discovered it via TED talks sooner or later, but much later than your post!
As there is both private and public functions, I don't see much of a threat to privacy, any more than there are already numerous threats to it from other sources. I don't use FB, so no issue there, but I'm unsure of what the other threats are, other than perhaps FB shares one's data no matter how you mark it?
At this time, if "the government" wants more data on what I'm doing, they just send a drone overhead ... I have little control over that. That's one way in that my property taxes keep going up. I don't try to hide from them, but I do all kinds of things to legally reduce taxes, and I think the tactics on both sides are both fair and realistic.
If the IRS really wants my land, they're going to take it. If a highway needs to come through, I'll be eminent-domained out of existence. In these scenarios, I just do my best to "prepare" for them in some way ... a TinyHome that I can drive off in does wonders to prep for many such weird scenarios, and not so weird ones like wildfire.
To get back to Marcelo's post ... it's going to take more reading/rummaging to figure out what use RESTOR could be to my own property efforts, and perhaps how I can tie PC into it. It looks interesting from a "tools" perspective ... right now I use Google Earth tools for that ... Is RESTOR better in some way?
Do I post my PC planning for my site, when I have that done? Or, is this for restoration efforts only that might encompass my site? If I post to RESTOR, can other PC folks more easily find me, if they care to, and I've somehow indicated PC-ness to them? This might boost PC locality, as in, who is doing it in my little region of the world.
"Questions ... questions needing answers ..."