We're creating a show on the legacy of Aaron Swartz. How should we remember him?
We’re a public radio show in Boston thinking about the legacy of the young Internet activist Aaron Swartz, who killed himself a year ago in the cause of free information. On Thursday we will talk to his Harvard Law School mentor Lawrence Lessig, who is on two-week march — the New Hampshire Rebellion, he calls it — to save a vision and a future Swartz helped to create.<p>We’d love to start the show with some other voices and thoughts that illuminate the life, death and legacy of Aaron Swartz. A year later, Aaron Swartz has multiple meanings: he was an Internet geek but also prolific reader, writer, culture vulture and political rebel, a law breaker and maybe even a martyr.  Please help us through your comments - how should we remember him?<p>You can read more about the upcoming show or call into our voicemail line to have your voice on our radio show here: http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.radioopensource.org&#x2F;aaron-swartz-one-year-later&#x2F;