Obstacles to Digital DIY: notes from Bruxelles
gender
Are non-DiDIY-ers "less valuable humans"?
"I am not a maker. In a value system that is about creating artifacts, specifically ones you can sell, I am a less valuable human."
"A sweeping democratization in manufacturing"
Can we say something about who (Di)DIYers are?
Digital DIY – what in our Project we call DiDIY – is clearly a phenomenon in which individuals play a pivotal role: but who are them? what can we say about their objective (age, gender, occupation, country, etc) and subjective (motivations, skills, etc) features?
