Archipelago — open-source initial import
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THE SOVEREIGNTY MANIFESTO
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We hold these truths to be self-evident:
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1. Your data belongs to you.
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Not to corporations. Not to governments. Not to platforms.
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To you.
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2. Your money should be uncensorable.
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No one should have the power to freeze your funds,
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reverse your transactions, or inflate away your savings.
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3. Your communications should be private.
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End-to-end encryption is a right, not a feature.
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Metadata collection is surveillance.
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4. Your compute should be sovereign.
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Running your own server is not paranoia.
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It's digital self-reliance.
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5. Your identity should be self-issued.
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You don't need permission from a corporation
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to prove who you are.
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---
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The tools exist. Bitcoin. Lightning. Tor. Nostr.
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Self-hosted infrastructure. Open source software.
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The question isn't whether it's possible.
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The question is whether you'll do it.
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Run your own node.
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Hold your own keys.
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Own your own data.
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Be sovereign.
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