Matteo Pasquinelli's recent article The Ideology of Free Culture and the Grammar of Sabotage examines recent practices concerned with licensing as an anti-capitalist tactic and its broader ideological ramifications for dialogs about file sharing and freedom of information, using the ideas of the parasite, cognitive capitalism and offering a strategy of sabotage.

Pasquinelli refers to "large torrents of pornography" as part of the "excess of energy that shapes economy and social conflicts". I would like to discuss a collaborative project which I am participating in, Sharing is Sexy (SIS), as a material example that engages and activates the issues in Pasquinelli's article. In short, Sharing is Sexy is a collective project with the aim of creating queer porn that is licensed under a Creative Commons, By Attribution, Non Commercial, Share Alike license. The process of creating and distributing porn is used to create radical queer community and to facilitate new conceptualizations of gender and sexuality. Most members of the collective consider it an anti-capitalist project...