jakobmohttps://machs-europaeisch.eu/en/
check this out! Our petition is coming up soon. Disagree or agree? Let's discuss this. @Wessel_Dublin can we have a DiEM cafe on this maybe? <3
Wessel Dublin
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PhD Student Ethics of Technology in Dublin. Making music, doing politics.
Dear all,
Unfortunately, the CC has decided not to put the "Yes, But" proposal forward as an option in the November 1 vote. I'm not aware of the reasons of this decision and hope clarifications will be provided soon. In any case, I would like to thank all the DiEM25 members who helped discussing this proposal and worked on it! It gave rise to a great exchange of ideas that I hope will be carried forward in the future.
Democratically yours,
Wessel
German assembly was a great success. Thanks to Frankfurt and great to meet so many nice people. Will try to spread the love and gain some momentum for the trinity of communications (I just made that up): mastodon, diem cafe and diem-connect. also, exepct some transparency and possibility to colaborate on policy papers. whooooooooooooooooooooo
Hi everyone! I created a new amendment concerning the potential danger of all proposals being put forward on the 1st of November to be extra-constitutional: https://www.diem25.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=176&t=15004&p=31858#p31858
guys, if you have not done it yet, check out www.diem25-connect.eu
I think this is a good thing.
More demands! calendar function for all of diem integrated!!! @drdrdr make it happen.
Ah and DIEM BCN proposing a migration related event in their city with ada colau and CC participation in summer 18. Who's on board? yadayadayadayada
Aral BalkanAll Your Content Is Belong To Us
Article 13 of the current copyright legislation proposal from the European Commission would result in de facto ubiquitous Internet content filtering. Basically, this would kill the Internet as we know and empower autocratic institutions – whether corporations or governments – with absolute control over nearly all human communication. #fnf17
Aral BalkanRe: internal tech at DiEM25 (an issue I’m not directly involved in & never had authority for), as I mentioned in my talk in Passau, the next step you have to take is simple:
1. Put all DiEM25 code on public source control (including the code for the voting systems). Ideally, a GitLab instance under source.diem25.org.
This will reduce the truck factor, provide transparency (especially essential for voting code), and allow others to help.
Once this is done, let’s chat about step 2.