Those are all practical policy recommendations which may or may not help make utility the determiner of profit. I can even grant that they do. My question is about something different.
Is it wrong of me to assume that you're taking for granted that production and distribution are organized around markets as they're typically understood? Markets in goods and services, markets in labor and capital, supply and demand—that sort of context?
You seem to have a very different sample than the-federation.info and https://fediverse.observer/stats sites.
Not only are the curves different, but e.g. the number of Lemmy servers is quite different.
Is there a discussion somewhere about how these selections are made? The data is interesting, but I fear drawing any conclusions from it.
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