No it's not.
The tragedy of the commons is when too many people use a public resource in a way that is unsustainable. For example, air is not privatized but air pollution impacts everyone who checks notes uses air.
That's not to say there aren't solutions to the Tragedy of the Commons problem and resources cannot be made publicly available, but systems need to be created to manage common resources.
Welcome everyone to the concept of the commons (and by extension the tragedy of the commons)
That's a big 0.1 acre lot.
command thingy
They grow up so fast.
locate enjoyers unite.
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Sell the twitter.com domain name you cowards.
This post is like catnip for Lemmy users.
Hear that boys? Air is not an unalienable right! starts dumping all the fun pool chemicals into some building lobbie's indoor fountain
God, please don't turn Lemmy into "haha reddit stock goes down" literally any time their stock fluctuates.
Bixby button, but for Windows
Just think of all the thousands of dollars of extra tax revenue.