Drafts & WIP

/WebSpell - a magic sorority webring

     /WebSpell/Prototypes - WIP of the project

/draft_project_proposal 

/thesis_outline

Notes

On social media -- Is wikipedia a social media? is it the only one still alive through the earthquakes of internet? brought by the discussion here
FLOSS, getting away from GAFAMs and proprietary software, active participation to ethical design circles → building and maintaining a server on a RaspberryPi; dual-booting
About documenting, sharing as a practice and way of working / Building community around practices -- Linking back to Lu Wilson's talk "What it means to be open" and the T2 Assessment feedback | Practices shape community shape practices (ref to Doriane's sticker)
The same issue is raised at every PPP meeting: the publishing workflow is hard to change to turn it into single-source publishing because of habits. Nobody has an answer to get that to work. Snippets of conversation at PPPirates (04-2025):

"We need more examples, toolkits and projects to show those people the benefits of it" (Timothée)
"The question about power and who holds it in a project" (Quentin)
"It is a really present issue and we need to talk about it, what are the tools to talk about it? Do we need to write together about it? Medor manages for years now, the tools we have are so ready, we can set up workflows but it needs a change of tools but also of thinking. Maybe we need to publish about it? How can we be in solidarity with each other?" (Manetta)
"The people are aware of the tools they use but they're used to it and it can be violent to tell them they're working the wrong way. Another approach is using InDesign with the pandoc plugin then you can control the output and make websites, e-pubs or whatever you want" (Yann)
"But the people using this InDd workflow also work physically together and share the same habits about layout and design practices so that's why it works!" (Quentin)

Real life stuff that is actually happening and shaping community-ies

/Prikbord calendar
/lilasprose.com (coming soon)
/GLG (coming soon)

Resources

Methods Interview with Claudio
Glossary

Texts & Books

[x] The Tyranny of Structurelessness, Jo Freeman, 1970-72 (09/10/2024)

Community | Feminism
Summary: Jo Freeman is .
In this text, she writes about
Importance:
Notes:

[x] The Tyranny of Tyranny, Cathy Levine, 1979 (16/10/2024)

Community | Feminism | Critical
Summary: Cathy Levine is .
In this text, she answers to Jo Freeman's text, raising questions and criticisms towards Freeman's ideas.
Importance:
Notes:

Codes of conduct, conditions, rules

[ ] Rita Graça's grad project 'Networks of Care', with particular attention to common sections
[ ] Constant's Collective Conditions
[ ] Post Meritocracy Manifesto
[ ] Contributor Covenant
[ ] Hacking with Care
[ ] Pirate Care Syllabus
[ ] Wages Against Housework

Working collectively?

[ ] Coopérative d'emploi – (from this Mastodon post)
[ ] Camarades gauchistes occidentaux, vous avez perdu vos camarades du Levant

Archiving

[ ] DIY Web Archiving (maybe archiving can be a tool for communities?) – (from this Mastodon post)

Creative Software | Business | Big Tech | Tools
Summary: EndVertex is a 3D artist making videos on YouTube (I didn't know them before this video).
In this +1 hour video, they describe and detail their journey and struggles around 3D-creation software. The video is about monopolies, the switch to subscription-based plans and the importance to find the right tool and support it however you can/want to. The video is quite pessimistic but a good overview of the state of the design tool marketplace...
Importance: Subscriptions are annoying, Free/Libre Open Source Software are a good alternative, we should donate them the money we don't put in subscriptions to keep them alive
Notes: How different websites looked in the 90s, "the problem with uniqueness is it can confuse people" so now we have design "rules", like templates and everything looks the same – design patterns (23:03)

[x] What it Means to be Open, Lu Wilson, 10-10-2024 (listened: 03-2025)

Source | Workflow | Community
Summary: Lu Wilson works at tl;draw and gave a talk at Clojure in 2024 about their journey into programming and open licensing. In this 40mn talk, they explain how they got into programming and their adventure with the forums and open source community. They emphasize the need to cut the self-censoring because yes, there will always be someone out there to code-shame you (as in "your code is shit you should be ashamed") but it shouldn't prevent you from finding a job and creating a community of your own.
Importance: The way Lu built a whole community by publishing their work daily, then weekly on social media is very inspiring. Being open is above all being open minded and self-caring. This community building was not even intended, the first intention was to push themselves to create, experiment and keep a habit to work and go further in learning and skills. In the end it drew people towards their work and people starting interacting and adding to it. Everything they create is open source.
Notes: 404 NOT FOUND

[x] Un web moins nul est-il possible ?, Internet Exploreuses, 25-12-2024 (listened: 02-06-2025)

Programming | Open Source | Workflow | Community
Summary: Internet Exploreuses is a monthly show broadcast on Twitch and uploaded to Youtube and as a podcast. It is created and led by Lucie Ronfaut and Héloïse Linossier. With this show, they question various sides and topics tied to Internet and its culture. In this episode, they focus on one question: "Is a less lame web possible?" and invited Pauline Ferrari as a guest to discuss the topic.
Importance:
Notes:

[x] Téléréalité et réseaux sociaux : un duo gagnant ?, Internet Exploreuses, 19-02-2024 (listened: 03-06-2025)

Web | Internet | Social Media | Community
Summary:
Importance:
Notes:

[x] "La dernière" du 25 mai 2025, Radio Nova, 25-05-2025 (listened: 01-06-2025)

Languages | Sarcasm | Critical views | Community
Summary:
Importance:
Notes:

Movies, series, music(?)

[ ] Community, Dan Harmon (2009-2015)

User:Kiara/Research

Contents

Drafts & WIP

Notes

Real life stuff that is actually happening and shaping community-ies

Resources

Texts & Books

Codes of conduct, conditions, rules

Working collectively?

Archiving

Programming & Websites: Research

Accessibility and web ethics

(re)Building the web

Women's perspectives

Videos, Talks, Podcasts

Movies, series, music(?)