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An essay argues authoritarianism is ingrained in software development, defining it as deference to authority without enthusiastic informed consent. The framework separates authoritarian leaders from communities and excludes organizations where consent is informed, like corporations. The definition avoids fascism, which requires killing people, and focuses on community behavior as authoritarian duck-typing.
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