Spontaneously? No, someone is going to have to organize all of them and get all of them on the same page. In other words, someone is going to have to join the non-productive political class to organize all the programmers. Then it's the organizer who has the power, and then you have a central point that's vulnerable to corruption, which is exactly what has happened with labor unions in the past.
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Sure they do. Imagine all the doctors and programmers and air traffic controllers (and many others in different industries) going on strike tomorrow.
Spontaneously? No, someone is going to have to organize all of them and get all of them on the same page. In other words, someone is going to have to join the non-productive political class to organize all the programmers. Then it's the organizer who has the power, and then you have a central point that's vulnerable to corruption, which is exactly what has happened with labor unions in the past.
Facebook and Twitter works well.