I think we have to be careful about assigning him originality or novelty to commons based peer production, because as a mode of production it is mighty similar to many craft-houses some of which we still have today. the name including 'peer production' might be the only thing novel there, and it is at best completely misleading on the term 'peer', unless his being being ironic and pointing toward the class differentiation within the peerage, heh.
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