Where is the digital rights renaissance?

My solution to this is self-hosting my own platform, so I remove a lot more third-parties and gain digital sovereignty along the way. The major difference is that I have zero interest in distribution, but if I did, I would use the Fediverse + ActivityPub for public exposure. One of the largest disadvantages with JI is that it is very difficult for musicians to collaborate with each other due to disagreements with ratios, so I am pursuing introspective fidelity at the cost of social compatibility. If you weigh music as a more social movement, than JI would not be a good fit. I used to manage a band and was the audio engineer, handling DAWs and setting up microphones, but there was so much interpersonal drama involved that it ended up getting in the way of producing music, so now I work entirely alone as a result. As mentioned earlier, AI cannot assist me in creating 7-limit JI music, but that also means that AI is not easily trained by 7-limit music either, because there is so little of it out on the Internet. Even if there was only 7-limit JI music, every song would use different ratios, so there would be no statistical consensus on what ratio to use at any given moment in a composition. It could be argued that JI is inherently an AI-resistant solution, if you care about something like that.