Re: <nettime> nettime caring

[Felix Stalder via Nettime-tmp <nettime-tmp@mail.ljudmila.org>]

Hi Alan,

this is certainly helpful. Giving your experience, how could you go 
about achieving this? Can you help facilitate the process?

all the best. Felix

On 31.05.23 09:51, Allan Siegel via Nettime-tmp wrote:
> Hello,
> In response to the recent useful and very straight forward offer by 
> Christian can I make the following suggestion:
> Having myself been involved in a major organizational transition I think 
> it essential to review and update the 'principles' and/or 'statement of 
> purpose' of NETTIME. The process should involve a collective process 
> that definitely includes Ted and Felix. The process should be 
> transparent and the results publicized; Nettime is a diffuse community 
> and in order to maintain and increase the relevance of this community it 
> is important that this transitional phase be conducted in a respectful 
> and thought out manner. I would also mention suggest that the collective 
> that facilitates the transition be inclusive.
> I hope this is helpful.
>
> best
> allan
>
>
> On 2023Tuesday. 05. 30. 20:22, Christian Swertz via Nettime-tmp wrote:
> > Hello friends,
> >
> > because interest was expressed in options, we would like to offer one:
> >
> > "We" is the society for media education in Austria 
> > (https://bundesverband-medienbildung.at). The society for media 
> > education is a not for profit association which is driven by the media 
> > education community. As a society, we can offer hosting and 
> > cooperation with a moderation team for nettime-l. Of course, we might 
> > become part of the moderation team if this suits everybody.
> > Technically we would add mailman to our hosting package. The budget 
> > can be covered. The service provider is domaintechnik.at, which is a 
> > commercial provider. As far as we see, they fulfill the technical 
> > requirements (FcrDNS, SPF, DKIM). But a test drive is certainly a good 
> > idea.
> > In terms of moderation, we would just like to support the nettime 
> > community since we value self-organized communities. Our main 
> > acitivity would thus be to invite people to nettime-l and to 
> > contribute to the debates.
> > This is just to let you know the option. Have a good time!
> >
> > All the best,
> >
> > Christian Swertz.
> >
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