Generous Practices - Revision history

Michael Murtaugh: /* Liveness */

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	Ash Kilmartin, WORM radio manager and radio maker, interviewed by XPUB1 for Special Issue 22, talking about why radio making: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/radioworm-20231107		Ash Kilmartin, WORM radio manager and radio maker, interviewed by XPUB1 for Special Issue 22, talking about why radio making: https://pad.xpub.nl/p/radioworm-20231107

	https://hub.xpub.nl/chopchop/~~worm/xpub~~/radioworm-20231107.ogg#t=01:04:20.551		https://hub.xpub.nl/chopchop/si22/radioworm-20231107.ogg#t=01:04:20.551

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Michael Murtaugh: /* Conversational */

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	== Conversational ==		== Conversational ==

	Why ~~this form~~?		Why conversation?

			'''Form reflect the values''' of the text (thus working as technotexts in the sense of Katherine Hayles).

	* Example of Annemieke van der Hoek's [[Epicpedia]]... Exposing the wiki as conversation. A form Snelting would re-use in Conversations.		* Example of Annemieke van der Hoek's [[Epicpedia]]... Exposing the wiki as conversation. A form Snelting would re-use in Conversations.
	* Parallel with things like RFCs and discussions on mailinglists such as [[Proposed new tag: IMG\|the proposal for an IMG tag]].		* Parallel with things like RFCs and discussions on mailinglists such as [[Proposed new tag: IMG\|the proposal for an IMG tag]].
	* See also [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/812 Conversations] about Free Software.		* See also [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/812 Conversations] about Free Software.
	* An example of '''form reflecting values''', technotexts in the sense of Hayles.

	== A Cultural Ecosystem ==		== A Cultural Ecosystem ==

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	* Parallel with things like RFCs and discussions on mailinglists such as [[Proposed new tag: IMG\|the proposal for an IMG tag]].		* Parallel with things like RFCs and discussions on mailinglists such as [[Proposed new tag: IMG\|the proposal for an IMG tag]].
	* See also [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/812 Conversations] about Free Software.		* See also [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/812 Conversations] about Free Software.
	* An example of '''form reflecting values'''.		* An example of '''form reflecting values''', technotexts in the sense of Hayles.

	== A Cultural Ecosystem ==		== A Cultural Ecosystem ==

Michael Murtaugh: /* Generous Practices */

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	Also in [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/read/907/pdf#page=18 Floss+ART], alongside Yuill's Distributive Practices,		Also in [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/read/907/pdf#page=18 Floss+ART], alongside Yuill's Distributive Practices,
	Femke Snelting: Generous Practices ~~([https://calibre.constantvzw.org/read/98/pdf also here~~]).		[[Generous Practices, essay by Femke Snelting\|Femke Snelting: Generous Practices]]

	<blockquote>''A fictional conversation, based on emails, physical encounters, IRC and a Skype session.''</blockquote>		<blockquote>''A fictional conversation, based on emails, physical encounters, IRC and a Skype session.''</blockquote>

Michael Murtaugh: /* Distributive Practices */

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Distributive Practices

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	The practice itself is inherently		The practice itself is inherently
	distributive, for it '''integrates the distribution of knowledge on how to produce into that which it produces.''' While this allows for possibilities of collaborative production, it should be seen as distinct from collaboration in itself. For whereas a practice that is collaborative coheres the production of many under a single goal, thereby directing the disposition of their labour, a practice that is distributive enables the disposition of labour by others under their own direction. This is enabled in the output of production as notation, as code that not only creates a product, but enters into an active life beyond its initial implementation.		distributive, for it '''integrates the distribution of knowledge on how to produce into that which it produces.''' While this allows for possibilities of collaborative production, it should be seen as distinct from collaboration in itself. For whereas a practice that is collaborative coheres the production of many under a single goal, thereby directing the disposition of their labour, a practice that is distributive enables the disposition of labour by others under their own direction. This is enabled in the output of production as notation, as code that not only creates a product, but enters into an active life beyond its initial implementation. [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/read/907/pdf#page=69 Yuill, page 69]
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	~~[https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/read/907/pdf#page=69 Yuill, page 69]~~

	== Resisting the acquisitive ==		== Resisting the acquisitive ==

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	direction, while an acquisitive one accumulates the labour of others without regard to their self-disposition. It also		direction, while an acquisitive one accumulates the labour of others without regard to their self-disposition. It also
	exposes the conflict that can emerge when a practice that has developed within a self-constituting community		exposes the conflict that can emerge when a practice that has developed within a self-constituting community
	becomes subject to external forms of constitution and legitimation. '''Not all collaboration is inherently distributive, therefore. The nature of the power relations within it, and the disposition and legitimation of production they enable, may be subject to forces that operate in opposing ways.'''		becomes subject to external forms of constitution and legitimation. '''Not all collaboration is inherently distributive, therefore. The nature of the power relations within it, and the disposition and legitimation of production they enable, may be subject to forces that operate in opposing ways.''' [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/read/907/pdf#page=87 Yuill, page 87]
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	distributive, for it '''integrates the distribution of knowledge on how to produce into that which it produces.''' While this allows for possibilities of collaborative production, it should be seen as distinct from collaboration in itself. For whereas a practice that is collaborative coheres the production of many under a single goal, thereby directing the disposition of their labour, a practice that is distributive enables the disposition of labour by others under their own direction. This is enabled in the output of production as notation, as code that not only creates a product, but enters into an active life beyond its initial implementation.		distributive, for it '''integrates the distribution of knowledge on how to produce into that which it produces.''' While this allows for possibilities of collaborative production, it should be seen as distinct from collaboration in itself. For whereas a practice that is collaborative coheres the production of many under a single goal, thereby directing the disposition of their labour, a practice that is distributive enables the disposition of labour by others under their own direction. This is enabled in the output of production as notation, as code that not only creates a product, but enters into an active life beyond its initial implementation.
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			[https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/read/907/pdf#page=69 Yuill, page 69]

	== Resisting the acquisitive ==		== Resisting the acquisitive ==

Michael Murtaugh: /* Technotexts */

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	(Katherine N. Hayles, Writing Machines, Technotexts [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/464 pdf ] [https://monoskop.org/images/b/bf/Hayles_N_Katherine_Writing_Machines.pdf pdf (monoscope)])		(Katherine N. Hayles, Writing Machines, Technotexts [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/464 pdf ] [https://monoskop.org/images/b/bf/Hayles_N_Katherine_Writing_Machines.pdf pdf (monoscope)])

	~~Technosounds is maybe a good idea, but as a~~ name ~~maybe has other connotations.~~		Are we aiming to make Technoradio? (Maybe misleading name ;)

	== Distributive Practices ==		== Distributive Practices ==

Michael Murtaugh: /* Technotexts */

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	''Technotexts: When a literary work interrogates the inscription technology that produces it, it mobilizes reflexive loops between its imaginative world and the material apparatus embodying that creation as a physical presence.''		''Technotexts: When a literary work interrogates the inscription technology that produces it, it mobilizes reflexive loops between its imaginative world and the material apparatus embodying that creation as a physical presence.''

	(Katherine N. Hayles, Technotexts [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/464 pdf ] [https://monoskop.org/images/b/bf/Hayles_N_Katherine_Writing_Machines.pdf pdf (monoscope)])		(Katherine N. Hayles, Writing Machines, Technotexts [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/464 pdf ] [https://monoskop.org/images/b/bf/Hayles_N_Katherine_Writing_Machines.pdf pdf (monoscope)])

	Technosounds is maybe a good idea, but as a name maybe has other connotations.		Technosounds is maybe a good idea, but as a name maybe has other connotations.

Michael Murtaugh: /* Liveness */

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	From Laurie Anderson, From the Air https://genius.com/Laurie-anderson-from-the-air-lyrics		From Laurie Anderson, From the Air https://genius.com/Laurie-anderson-from-the-air-lyrics

			== Technotexts ==

			''Technotexts: When a literary work interrogates the inscription technology that produces it, it mobilizes reflexive loops between its imaginative world and the material apparatus embodying that creation as a physical presence.''

			(Katherine N. Hayles, Technotexts [https://hub.xpub.nl/bootleglibrary/book/464 pdf ] [https://monoskop.org/images/b/bf/Hayles_N_Katherine_Writing_Machines.pdf pdf (monoscope)])

			Technosounds is maybe a good idea, but as a name maybe has other connotations.

	== Distributive Practices ==		== Distributive Practices ==