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This resonance board is a shared space which gathers and folds pads, messages and files hosted on Rosa.

It experiments with models of resonant publishing: publishing that is not at the end of a process of thought, but is embedded in a social process where thought develops and unfolds. In this way, it establishes new conditions for the co-production of meaning around intersectional, feminist, ecological server practices.

The Rosa server aims to be a safe social space of learning, speculating and exchanging knowledge that questions technology and its dependencies within the systems it is embedded in.

Some useful links to get started: How to traverse Rosa?, See the latest changes in the rosa-log, Join the ATNOFS mailing list

And shortcuts for: making pads, working in octomode, using files

Please only share links to Rosa with groups that you trust.

This page is generated using etherpump. It is a command-line tool and python library that extends the multiple reading, writing and publishing functionalities of the Etherpad, by turning pads into files. Etherpump is a friendly fork of etherdump, a command line tool written by Michael Murtaugh/Constant. This fork is made out of curiosities in the tool, a wish to study it and shared sparks of enthusiasm to use it in different situations within Varia, to diffuse actions of dumping into pumping.

Last updated 2023-10-26 11:01:45 (UTC).