The forkers is a cross-ideological political movement dedicated to defending individuals' right to fork governance projects. We believe that individuals should have the freedom to take a copy of a constitution, bill of rights, or other governance project, and secede from their current government to start an independent development process. This allows for the creation of distinct and separate governments, fostering competition and innovation in the realm of governance.
We recognize that different psychographic profiles may be drawn to different governance systems, and that the diversity of governance systems allows for individuals to choose the one that best fits their values and needs. The right to fork enables individuals to self-determine their governance and creates a more diverse and vibrant democracy.
We stand for the protection of individual rights, transparency in government, and the power of the people to shape their own destiny. We seek to promote a world where individuals have the freedom to govern themselves and to choose the governance systems that best meet their needs.
Join us in the fight for the right to fork and the creation of a more open and democratic world.
Addendum: the role of psychographics in governance
psychographics refers to the psychological and behavioral characteristics of a person or group. It can be used to understand and segment a population based on shared attitudes, values, lifestyles, and personality traits.
In the context of governance, psychographics can be used to better understand the preferences and needs of the population being governed. Different psychographic profiles may be drawn to different governance systems, and by catering to the specific needs of these profiles, governance systems can be optimized to better meet the needs and desires of the people they serve.
For example, a governance system that values individual liberty and self-determination may appeal to people with a rebellious or independent streak, while a system that emphasizes community welfare and cooperation may appeal to those with a strong sense of social responsibility. By allowing for the creation of multiple governance systems through the right to fork, individuals can choose the one that best fits their values and needs, leading to a more diverse and vibrant democracy.