Fwd: Re: [P2P-F] OccupyOS

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From: "Devin Balkind" <devin@sarapisfoundation.org>
Date: Dec 12, 2011 11:40 AM
Subject: Re: [P2P-F] OccupyOS
To: <eskerda@hacklaviva.net>, "P2P Foundation mailing list" <p2p-foundation@lists.ourproject.org>

You can find all the work of the NYCGA (Occupy Wall Street) Technology Operations Group on the FLOSolutions github account: https://github.com/FLOSolutions  This includes the code for the customized buddypress at nycga.net, permabank gifting platform, and all the stuff being deployed at occupy.net.

On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 5:45 AM, mrc <eskerda@hacklaviva.net> wrote:

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On 12/10/2011 02:20 PM, hellekin wrote:
> On 12/09/2011 11:07 PM, Amjad wrote:
>> This is a great example of the accelerated innovation rate that could not
>> be achieved without the enormous stack of opened and interconnected systems.
>
> *** Or is it a great example of great enthusiasm that is wasting
> precious time and resources, considering serious available alternatives
> such as Tails, Backtrack, Dynebolic, and oh, FreeBSD and Debian.  Color
> me skeptical.

I'd love to know some thread where this release was planned and the
refused whys, "ocuppy vs etc" faqs, etc.
where is it investing resources in its own besides the 'publicity'(*).
I could see it good to bring gnu-linux to the people due to a medaithic
trend we are getting advantatges of, but surely i won't like if that is
doing the typical dispersating case (at spain at least) of every region
doing their distro for schools just for gettin the property of it, so
they could ask for subventions easier, so we end up having too many
maintainers and too few developers because peoples are bothered with
sysadmining and not with coding, which is 'overally' bad....
well, i am not willing to flame it, i am just more curious about this
issue.


(*)
is there some OccupyCMS on the way? some occupiers were thinking in a
worpdressmultiusers distro as an additional service..
we could call it occupyblogs, with not fork just packing modules,
compromised with updates of them and server service...

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