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 # Characteristics of a Good Intranet
 - Community-sized. Not a server for every house: a server for every parish. (Maybe a server for every diocese to start?)
-- Hierarchical: Serves/interacts with content in your community
+- Hierarchical / Local: Serves/interacts with content in your community, matching what we 
 - Fairly easy to maintain, using FOSS tools
 - Reconfigurable to meet the needs of a local community
 - No anonymity - neither by having identity hidden, nor by being so large that you get lost in the crowd
 - Substantial - legitimately replaces the structures of sin of the WWW
 - Gifted - not rent-seeking, legitimately paid for by the community that uses it in ways that are charitable
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 # A Day with the Catholic Intranet
 
 This morning, I've got to haul a few loads of grain to our neighbor across the county. It's a 45 minute drive, so I pull out my phone before hitting the road, to get it connected to the cab radio. I open up Symfonium, which has downloaded music from the community server. It's by no means an exhaustive library. It has some classics - Bach, Beethoven, and other recordings (which were public domain). My neighbor Jim ripped a bunch of CDs and put the mp3 files on there - he's pretty into Dave Brubeck. But a large swath of what's on here is stuff that our community has recorded themselves. A few things are files that have migrated over from community to community, too (I'm personally quite fond of the Appalachian Orthodox recordings that have made it onto here). I notice that the Hutchinson kids' album of Gregorian chant that they recorded last month is on the server now (my neighbor Bill is one of the admins, he and a few other folks are the only ones that can approve additions to the library). I tap on it to stream it.