YunoHost has a really interesting governance structure, involving special interest groups, a council, and consensus for decision making.
Kind: Notes
Greenspace Hack looks like a nice project. Crowdsourced documentation of greenspaces, as a source of grassroots input into urban planning decisions.
Discovered via FairTEC – "a collective group of actors committed to digital sobriety".
They are offering rental of Fairphones with /e/ preinstalled, with a phone.coop SIM.
Commown looks *really* interesting
"A cooperative electronics rental service. Commown will never sell a smartphone and guarantees to do everything possible to repair and (re)rent them for as long as possible."
Respect to the project managers of the world. That stuff is hard.
Listened: Two lives changed by the death of George Floyd.
What’s your theory of change?
What’s your system for finding, listening to and taking useful notes from podcasts?
e.g. https://networkedthought.substack.com/p/learning-effectively-with-podcasts but more libre/decentralised, less proprietary and siloed.
"The Para-Real is where class politics, economics and the outcomes of hardware and infrastructure design collide."
"Over 12 episodes streamed weekly, we meet filmmakers who have never met their actors, artists building their own networks of value, documentarians exploring digital identity, and members of resilient subcultures"
starts 23rd may
Commoners are engaged in "world-making in a pluriverse".
Pluriverse names an understanding of the world in which countless groups of people create and re-create their own distinctive cultural realities, each of which constitutes a world.
A pluriverse is “a world in which many worlds fit,” as the Zapatistas say.
– Free, Fair and Alive