mike_hales 💔*!?¿* @mike_hales@social.coop

@bhaugen 3and4 of 4
> when the output of one process becomes the input to another

That sounds like a job for . . Superwiki! If each process was a page in a fedwiki (constructed from various pluigins, computing various stuff, drawing on data and results from other plugins/pages) then this capability would be a given.

Your wiki would be 'an app' not just a UI.

And self-documenting, if pages were thoughtfully written.

Re-tooting this. A serious infrastructure question.

New to me, a whistleblowing/investigative journalism network. . .
https://theintercept.com/about/

A deep imbalance here, of intelligence forces. Journalism & whistleblowing are ¿no match? for
- corporate & state data-analytic machines +
- 'public' infrastructures 'wired for sound' +
- wage-work workforces in the psyops sector?

Hard to imagine what 'a balance' could look like. Let alone a *commons* of counter-hegemonic 'forces of intelligence'?

@rd @bhaugen @Matt_Noyes
A companion movie, same era - The Plan (Lucas Aerospace shop stewards' corporate plan
http://theplandocumentary.com/
"An essential historical and political essay, crafted with great intelligence and civic conscioence." London Film Festival

I've had an awareness for a couple of years, of Zuckerberg's intention to steal banking from the bankers, and pull the world's poorest smartphone users into a sticky platform-banking web. On cue, here comes #libracoin!
See @matslats of the #OpenCreditNetwork, on Libracoin
https://opencredit.network/2019/07/24/our-position-on-facebooks-proposed-libracoin/

And more here on class war among the old and new bankers
https://www.noncorporate.org/build-global-moneyless-trading-system/
Slugging it out soon with China?

Puzzled . . @mako makes a clear pitch on "Free software production needs free tools" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_nK6nP_RCY&feature=youtu.be
And is very clear on #commons and #P2P (though says most code comes from solo not collaboration!). Yet not a hint of coop ownership of #platforms to keep tools honest & open (GitHub!). Surely tools today become platforms? And platforms require collaboration even if code doesn't? So why doesn't #coop follow automatically, as we talk tools? How does libre not equal coop in FLOSS world?

meet.coop #commonshour starting soon
17:00 UTC (= 18h BST, 19h CEST, 13h EDT)

Sophie Bloemen (Commons Network, European Municipalist Network, ROSA - Right to the City Amsterdam)

Public-civic collaboration, coop incubators and stewarding digital infrastructure as a commons

Details and video room link here:
https://forum.meet.coop/t/signup-commons-hour-session-8/1002

See you 💚

Work in progress at #meetcoop - a handbook of protocols in provisioning a digital commons
https://meet-coop-1.gitbook.io/

VERY provisional and incomplete, being augmented thro #commonshour. In time though, it aims to be means for a kind of college of transformative digital infrastructuring in support of Making the Living Economy.

It's in gitBook temporarily. Looking for a good open-source toolset that supports nested levels of documentation, book-style. Not convinced by the popular tools among hackers

#commonshour overview of sessions so far, including links to recordings
https://forum.meet.coop/t/commons-hour-overview/663/8

#meet.coop will hold our eighth session in the #commons.hour series on the fourth Monday in May:
Sophie Bloemen (Commons Network, European Municipalist Network, ROSA - Right to the City Amsterdam)

Public-civic collaboration, coop incubators and stewarding digital infrastructure as a commons

Sign up and details here:
https://forum.meet.coop/t/signup-commons-hour-session-8/1002

#commons.hour session#7 next Monday
https://forum.meet.coop/t/sign-up-commons-hour-session-7/978
Digital infrastructure for resilient subcultures
Cade Diehm & Benjamin Royer (New Design Congress). Cade & Ben have facilitated the other sessions, thanks. Now they SPEAK!

Note changed timeslot: one hour sooner than before. But that's UTC, so stays the same as before in places using summertime. Huh, timezones!

#meet.coop #commons.hour
For clarification - because of summertime changes in European and North American time zones.

Today’s commons.hour is
• 18:00 UTC
• 19:00 BST (London)
• 20:00 European Central
• 13:00 US Central Time
• 12:00 Alberta
Apologies for this timing, a bit late in Europe.
https://forum.meet.coop/t/sign-up-commons-hour-session-6/948

In future sessions we’ll bring the time forward to a more acceptable European slot.

Chris Alexander died earlier this week - creator of pattern language(ing)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Alexander
Vale Chris, it continues.

#meet.coop #commons.hour
On the fourth Monday in March, we will hold our sixth session in the commons.hour series:
Lynn Foster & Bob Haugen (mikorizal.org, valueflo.ws)
Contribution accounting - Why, how, who?
https://forum.meet.coop/t/sign-up-commons-hour-session-6/948

Y'all come now.