Communism is embedded in the core Internet protocols. And "we've" been doing our best to build a capitalist system on top of it ever since. :)
How is state ownership of the means of production embedded in the core Internet protocols?
Pretty sure that's socialism. Communism is envisioned as a stateless society. Which is kind of what the internet is. There's standards bodies, but they don't really have any enforcement power. And ICANN, one of the few bodies with actual power, (by controlling domain name distribution) leads to problems like in this article.
> Pretty sure that's socialism.
State socialism specifically.
Anarcho-communism, not Marxism–Leninism.
State ownership is merely one interpretation of the base communist concept of communal ownership. The internet is largely run on protocols built organically by the people using them and only later codified into standards by a committee of interested parties.
> Communism is embedded in the core Internet protocols.
Could you expand on that? People tend to use widely different definitions of "communism" so I'm not sure what you mean by that.