many thanks for the post and the detailed info.

Sure that I accept your excuses, actually I think we should apologize instead for not being able to understand Swedish yet…

It is very easy to realize that the Cybernorms Project is of great interest, not only for socio-legal scholars as the broad network of partners suggests, and definetely not only for Swedish speakers!

I like the way you prefer to talk about “young web cultures” in the plural. I am particularly concerned with the roles played by the “spaces of places” (in Castells’s terms) on the processes of norm creation in the “spaces of flows”. In a near future the project could perhaps be expanded to embrace the relationship between these territorial dimensions.

The research team seems to be in the right track and since I am curious to know about further findings I will keep following the blog!

Vi ses, Lucas

Well, an appology is deffinitely accepted From my side I should tell that I should learn Swedish faster!

Regarding the “cybernorms” project – it sounds really interesting and relevant. Somewhow I’m thinking now about file sharing and ‘irreclaimable borrowing’ (stealing would be too strong word here although I wrote it at first…). Peope usually give back things because it’s ‘right’ to do that (and ‘wrong’ not to return things), it’s a norm. Could file sharing be treated through the value concept as well? It’s a rhetorical question of course

Julija

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