Read: [[How to help GNU Emacs maintainers?]]
Nice article/video from [[Bastien Guerry]] on [[free software project management]].
Up with [[Asynchronous Collective Distributed Care]]! Down with [[Benevolent Dictator For Life]]!
I like collective knowledge management tools such as [[Anagora]], as when looking at a topic it gives me a subjective view of what my friends/community of practice think about it. As a fallback after that I can see what [[Wikipedia]] attempts to shake out as the objective view.
It would be good for other [[Agora]] instances to come online, to be able to quickly get a peek at multiple different groups’ subjective view.
[[Flancian]] mentioned [[metamodernism]]. As something in between [[modernism]] and [[postmodernism]], it sounds worth taking a peek at.
Today for [[node club]] I am looking specifically at the [[Choose Commons-Friendly Financing]] pattern from the patterns for commoning.
Firstly it’s got stuff on firstly reducing the need for money and markets. Then, if you do need it, things like collaborative financing and community currencies and public-commons circuits of finance.
BREAKING: The amount of useful energy consumed arguing about blockchain every year is equivalent to that of a small country.
Happy to help with this! My theme mostly adds microformats (which other themes also do, I just wanted to customise my looknfeel a bit). Majority of the IndieWeb heavy lifting comes from the IndieWeb WordPress plugins. https://indieweb.org/WordPress/Plugins
This weekend for Node Club I am zooming in on the Triad of Commoning in Free, Fair and Alive.
This is a collection of patterns for commoning, grouped in to the areas of social life, peer governance, and provisioning (their term for nonmarket based production)
I like them.
https://anagora.org/triad-of-commoning
https://anagora.org/node-club
Just dropped in the inbox
"Webinar: Blockchain for space"