Jean-Noël Montagné via Nettime-tmp on Sun, 4 Jun 2023 21:55:25 +0200 (CEST)


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Le 31/05/2023 à 09:51, Allan Siegel via Nettime-tmp a écrit :
Hello,
In response to the recent useful and very straight forward offer by Christian can I make the following suggestion:

Having myself been involved in a major organizational transition I think it essential to review and update the 'principles' and/or 'statement of purpose' of NETTIME.


I don't share the actual fashion to evaluate any collectivity, or try to artificially extract some common vision. The diversity of nettime, the margins of nettime are its strengh, and nettime info pages + wikipedia pages + 28 years of archives + texts about Nettime are enough to understand what it is, as living organism with fluctuating shapes. Any attempt to achieve a community definition could be detrimental to this diversity.


JN




The process should involve a collective process
that definitely includes Ted and Felix. The process should be transparent and the results publicized; Nettime is a diffuse community and in order to maintain and increase the relevance of this community it is important that this transitional phase be conducted in a respectful and thought out manner. I would also mention suggest that the collective that facilitates the transition be inclusive.

I hope this is helpful.

best
allan


On 2023Tuesday. 05. 30. 20:22, Christian Swertz via Nettime-tmp wrote:
Hello friends,

because interest was expressed in options, we would like to offer one:

"We" is the society for media education in Austria (https://bundesverband-medienbildung.at). The society for media education is a not for profit association which is driven by the media education community. As a society, we can offer hosting and cooperation with a moderation team for nettime-l. Of course, we might become part of the moderation team if this suits everybody.

Technically we would add mailman to our hosting package. The budget can be covered. The service provider is domaintechnik.at, which is a commercial provider. As far as we see, they fulfill the technical requirements (FcrDNS, SPF, DKIM). But a test drive is certainly a good idea.

In terms of moderation, we would just like to support the nettime community since we value self-organized communities. Our main acitivity would thus be to invite people to nettime-l and to contribute to the debates.

This is just to let you know the option. Have a good time!

All the best,

Christian Swertz.

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