diaspora.occupyatlanta.org, the future is now.

And this is where it starts to blur the line between content administration and site administration. I would consider broken links to be a content issue, for whoever is managing the content. I tend to consider both those roles doable by the same team, however.

So that worked. I’d suggest github since the site is code based and nycga is already using that. It provides free tracker and such. Or use the redmine installation at http://projects.occupytechnology.org/

It should really depend on what you want. If you want a place to store your code and base issues/tickets off that code base, then go with…[Read more]

So, I did that. We’ll see if I get any more. I’ll reply back and let you know.

Because some of us have lives. We have x amount of time to donate, and attending meetings isn’t a good use of that time for many of us.

Yep, because process should require that people who are donating their time, equipment, and resources give plenty of notice before they stop doing it. This is why some people hate process so much, because it sounds like just another word for control.

@peepers, I’ll definitely be in touch. Either through the radical caucus (if my ideology matches theirs), or through a new social anarchists caucus.

Something I finally figured out how to say on Facebook. Repeating it here as it’s directly related.

To put it clearly, the freeway is no more or less a public right of way than the sidewalk (just for a different type of travel). I’m willing to assert my right to impede that right of way briefly for political speech. That falls under civil…[Read more]