Hey #SocialCoop brain trust: what is the best #coop membershiop management system that you're aware of. Was talking to my local food co-op's membership manager, and she feels there's a lack of good options in the space, so they have a nightmarishly customized CiviCRM. but she'd prefer something else.
This has me thinking again about the #CoApp idea I tooted out a little while back, but wanting to figure out what's already out there before nudging towards reinventing any wheels...
Seldom I have seen such a lineup. Let alone on a Nintendo console...
http://www.metacritic.com/browse/games/release-date/new-releases/switch/metascore
Look at this fucking sculpture of balzac by rodin. More like Honoré de Ballsack
big news today in Europe for scholars... all publicly funded research must be published #openaccess as of 2020 https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-achtergrond/11-eu-landen-besluiten-vanaf-2020-moet-alle-wetenschappelijke-literatuur-gratis-beschikbaar-zijn~be002c39/
violence, porros, unam
Today there were a lot of assemblies in all the high schools and colleges of UNAM.
They are all stopping activities in solidarity with the students beaten and stabbed Monday afternoon by #porros.
The rector hid in his office and released a statement.
Wow donating in support of scribus project proved to be be a mission impossible. No info on the subject anywhere, and no answer from the current main team via email. Please boost this so I can get any sort of help, thanks.
- couldn't access their webchat
- tried Reddit
- tried fb
- sent individual emails to each Dev. From the main team
"New figures have shown that credit unions, long touted as offering a vital alternative to payday lenders, are on the rise."
"Credit unions are not-for-profit cooperatives owned and controlled by their members that have traditionally specialised in loans and savings for the less well-off. In a credit union, members typically pay in small sums to their account and can then access loans."
On Accountability, Abuse
The three forms of accountability are
1. Fixing the harm done
2. Removing the ability to cause this harm again
3. Improving yourself such that you would not cause this harm again
But I think when it comes to matters of community safety, #2 is often the one that makes people feel safest. It's harder to feel confidently that someone has self-improved enough to feel safe. But knowing that they *can't* do it again, you can imagine they're doing the work to self-improve
Open Source, Videogames, Philosophy, Cooperatives, P2P, History, Sci-Fi, RPGs, Socialism, Memes, Anarchy. Not necessarily in that order.
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