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It be interesting but its not like a ham radio where you just connect with people. You have to know people in your immediate vicinity willing to do it to establish a trusted network.
I have some friends willing to run nearby 802.11 nodes.... not enough though
Probably would have to start out with a much more mixed network architecture.... maybe point-to-point radio links between the people in my city initially interested in running nodes, packet radio on the local ham bands, LoRa or something, etc...
Idk if enough people would be interested but I'll have to ask around when I'm back home