Buy It Back: An Acquisition Dealbook

Field notes

The page uses a dealbook structure rather than a conventional manifesto: visitors are asked to name an asset, its current owner, an estimated one-time purchase price, and a permanent home. Its examples range from water and public research to housing, software, squares, and seeds, while the proposed buyer is “everyone.” The extract shows the worksheet and a “File a reclamation” prompt, but does not establish whether submissions lead to an operating program.