We registered this domain name fifteen years ago to publish rants about proprietary software with proprietary secret data file formats for vendor lock-in, but then other amusements got priority and we just put up a simple place-holder page and a few links to other things we wanted to save, and mostly forgot about it.
These days, on the Internet, the domain name could refer to several other political issues related to privacy and the gathering and selling of data about people. The point remains the same, though. The software and the systems and equipment it runs on may be proprietary, but the data is mine, and I want to have (at least) complete access to it.