Prosecution Baffled by Pirate Bay's Anarchic Structure

Found on Wired on Friday, 20 February 2009
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Neij explained that an extended group of people have privileges on the server, and contribute haphazardly as they see fit. The prosecutor seemed not to grasp the concept.

"But someone must ultimately decide whether to put up a certain text or graphic," he protested.

"No," Neij answered. "Why? If someone believes a new text is needed, he just inputs it. Or if a graphic is ugly, someone makes a better one. The one who wants to do something just does it."

Someone should show that prosecutor Wikipedia; or better, explain how it works.