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Category Archives: Democracy
Debian Project Leader 2013 election campaign links: part 1
This is basically a link-post to the Debian Project Leader election email discussions on GMANE’s blog-style interface to debian-vote. After only 3 days of the 21, there’s already a pageful, so if I don’t start collecting links now, I’ll probably … Continue reading
In Praise of Consensus
The constitution of the debian operating system project says things like “consistent with the consensus of the opinions of the Developers” at various points but doesn’t say how strong a consensus or how the project will test for consensus. I … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomy, Democracy, Education, Training and Information, Membership
Tagged consensus, consultation, debian, ego, meeting, wikipedia
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Please vote for police commissioners
Contrary to http://blog.einval.com/2012/11/13, I’ve just been and voted (four times, or 2×2 – one for me, one as a proxy) for a police and crime commissioner. I agree with much of what Steve writes and more besides. It’s a very … Continue reading
Adrift @coopsutd in @coopParty workshop
Sometimes I felt at home at Cooperatives United, like at the wonderful fringe dinner at Eighth Day last Thursday night. Sometimes I felt overwhelmed by the flood, like at the cooperative party workshop on Friday morning. The workshop addressed the … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperatives, Democracy
Tagged cooperatives, events, party, politics, workshop
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Elected as @theCooperative member delegate
Thank you to the co-operative group Cambridge and East Anglia area for electing me as their member delegate to the national half-yearly meeting and annual general meeting. Please tell me what you’d like me to do (such as comment here … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Cooperatives, Democracy, Membership
Tagged area, Cambridge, delegate, East Anglia, group
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Co-operatives Fortnight, an interview with me!
For Co-operatives Fortnight this year (finished 7 July I think), I was a guest on the CyberUnions show. It was titled “This is What Democracy Looks Like in a Workplace” and you can download it as a podcast from http://s.coop/q1af … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperatives, Democracy
Tagged business, cooperatives, cyberunions, free software, jitsi, podcast, review
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Debian Project Leader Election 2012
Voting is open in the Debian Project Leader Elections 2012 So now I need to figure out who to vote for. This year I didn’t take part in the discussions (all my spare time was bought, basically). The platforms are … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Democracy, Membership, SPI
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Signed the PDFreaders Petition
We, the undersigned, hereby state that we expressly and unequivocally oppose the advertising of proprietary software products on government websites. Such advertising breaches impartiality and encourages citizens to employ technologies that unnecessarily restrict their freedom. The role of government is … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Democracy, Web Development
Tagged #ukgovOSS, foundation, free software, government, pdf, petition, web
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Stop ACTA Marches Map
Further to last week’s blog post that mentioned this Saturday’s (11 Feb) London Stop ACTA march, there’s a map of anti-ACTA marches on Google’s website (thanks to Martin Houston for the link). There’s also been a new Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement … Continue reading
Phones, Privacy and Co-ops
And now a slightly longer than usual rant: The problem with the o2 network disclosing mobile browsers’ phone numbers that I repeated 2 days ago (and it appeared on our co-op website) snowballed yesterday to the point that it was … Continue reading
