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I'm wondering if any folks have had experience with this, fighting this
type of policy, or what rights - if any - I have in refusing to pay or this
policy... I've included my letter below.
Dear Rhizome-
I signed up for y
even better would be to not move at all and to meet the other nettimers in
their current location. the list is truly distributed (geographically) and I
am sure that many members have crossed paths on the ether, not knowing that
they shop in the same supermarket. also, in that way the money for fli
> Towards a Standard of Freedom: Creative Commons and the Free Software
> Movement
> Author: Benjamin Mako Hill
> Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 13:39:49 -0400
> Copyright:Creative Commons ShareAlike License
Hi Mako,
This is a great article. It reminds
From: Hernani Dimantas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
(posted to nettime with the permission of the author. /geert)
Linkania - The Hyperconected Multitude
By Hernani Dimantas
"I link therefore I'm." Edward Wilson 1
Thinking of citizenship in the web society is increasingly complex.
How do chaos and orde
dear List,
I think there is interest for gatherings, especially from those of us
non_europeans and
later-Nettimers who were elsewhere when all The Fun=81 was had in the mid-90s.
Beside a "central" meeting in one of the usual haunts of the digeratti, perhaps
another
option is to move away from
