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Show HN: Skyline Co-op is like SimTower, but built around democratic socialism

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Show HN: Skyline Co-op is like SimTower, but built around democratic socialism
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What this is — SimTower was a game about being a landlord: build floors, charge rent, watch the money come in. This is the same building run on democratic socialism instead — the people who live and work here own it together and decide what happens to it. You are the steward the residents elected, and you hold the treasury in trust.

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Original publisherIntergalactic Robots
Canonical URLhttps://intergalacticrobots.app/skyline-coop/
Publication timeThu, 06 Aug 2026 11:37:43 +0000
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What this is — SimTower was a game about being a landlord: build floors, charge rent, watch the money come in. This is the same building run on democratic socialism instead — the people who live and work here own it together and decide what happens to it. Your job — You are not the owner. You are the steward the residents elected, and you hold the treasury in trust. Everything you build, they live in. Confidence is the score — Not profit. It rises when people are housed, can get around, can see a doctor, have somewhere to gather, and can afford to stay. The bar at the top tells you where you stand; hover it to see what the assembly likes least. Homes are allocated, not sold — There is a waitlist. Build homes and households come off it.

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