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Add Shirky Principle #201

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@dwmkerr
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dwmkerr commented Feb 17, 2020

Hi @BoltzmannBrain sorry for the slow response! The principle looks relevant, but I'm trying to think of a good example. The one in the source article was clearly disputed - do you have any good examples from tech to add to this?

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For a suitable example, what about Microsoft paying the German government (Munich) to move back to windows from Linux: https://mspoweruser.com/german-government-switching-back-to-windows-os-from-linux-after-10-years/

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I feel like this is common among talks with companies who seem to be stuck in the “old way of doing things” when there are software tools readily available.

Examples: continual dependence on MS Excel and fax for “secure” communication (still prevalent in the medical sector)

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dwmkerr commented Sep 9, 2020

Great - thanks @Joshfindit @willsheldon @BoltzmannBrain I'll merge, update the examples and publish this eve!

@dwmkerr dwmkerr merged commit 46a017a into dwmkerr:master Sep 9, 2020
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