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Hi all,
I've started collecting budget cost forecasts so we can get to a solid total
figure for running tdwyt this year.
It's here:
https://public.pad.fsfe.org/p/tdwyt-budget-forecast
Feel free to extend it :)
Sam.
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Free Software Foundation Europe
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Hi all,
I had a nasty cold over the weekend and I'm still recovering. I'm past the
worst of it now I think but don't expect any replies from me until later this
week.
Hottest weekend of the year to be bedridden!
Sam.
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Hey Chris,
On 22/06/13 16:09, Chris Hayes wrote:
> I've been using Free Software for quite a while now and as an artist would
> like to be able to give something back to the community that provides me
> with the OS and tools that I value so much.
We also need some postcards for the TheyDontWantYou.To campaign. Website here:
http://theydontwantyou.to/ (not yet launched)
The idea is for the postcards to be left in public places, bathrooms, and free
postcard stands that exist in many pubs (in Germany at least).
I've already designed and printed some stickers which you can see here:
https://gitorious.org/tdwyt/tdwyt/trees/master/src/stickers
If you're interested, perhaps we could have a call about it next week?
We'll also need some infographics and cartoons for the same campaign soon. As
you can see there's no shortage of design work. Hopefully something will tickle
your fancy :)
Sam.
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On 04/07/13 10:31, Matthias Kirschner wrote:
> Think about a video where $Name is the hero who resisted, or $Name is the
> one who has to explain his children that he did not act to defend their
> digital freedoms, etc. "$name said "of course I read the news, but I did
> not think it will turn out this bad."
Nice idea, we should talk about it. Feasibility, potential impact etc.
> 2. Brief jounalists before and brief them, so they can write about one
> story. (IIRC at FSCONS someone had a contact to the Guardian.)
I have her contact details, but I don't think she had direct contact, just
good ideas for how to get it published there. Hopefully the trail there hasn't
yet gone cold.
Best,
Sam.
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Forwarded to campaign coordination list :)
Sam.
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Subject: TDWYT - Ideas - Non-voter video
Date: Thu, 4 Jul 2013 10:31:19 +0200
From: Matthias Kirschner <mk(a)fsfe.org>
To: Sam Tuke <samtuke(a)fsfe.org>, Anna Morris <anna.morris(a)fsfe.org>
Hi Anna, Hi Sam,
today or tomorrow Sam will give us Erik and me an update on the plans
for TDWYT.
Here some random ideas I had over the last days (no reality check yet,
just brainstorming):
1. personalised video:
do you remember this non-voter video for the American elections? You
could enter a name on a website and afterwards this name was in the
video all the time. Like people with a sign where it was written "$Name
it's your fault!", or the headlines of the news "anonymous non-voter
identified. It is $Name".
I do not know how complicated it is to generate videos with a variable
at certain places, but perhaps it is worth investigating.
Think about a video where $Name is the hero who resisted, or $Name is
the one who has to explain his children that he did not act to defend
their digital freedoms, etc. "$name said "of course I read the news, but
I did not think it will turn out this bad."
2. Brief jounalists before and brief them, so they can write about one
story. (IIRC at FSCONS someone had a contact to the Guardian.)
Regards,
Matthias
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Hi all,
I set up a new voice conference server for your delight and delectation. It
runs Murmur, and you connect to it using Mumble. We've tested it with three
participants so far in different countries and it's working great.
You can use it for free calls or conference calls. All participating users who
can hear what you're saying are listed in the mumble client interface. You'll
probably want to go to configure->settings->and change "transmit" to "push to
talk" so you only get heard when you want to. Then, in the same settings
window, go to "Shortcuts"->add and create a shortcut for Push-to-talk (I use
left ctrl).
To chat, install mumble (from repositories) then login using:
Address: 217.69.89.168
Port: 64738
This service is still experimental so be cautious about scheduling critical
meetings there, but so far its been reliable. Also, please don't spread word
about this service. We should use it for campaigns only and continue to test
it for now. Don't want the load to get too high and tax out vserver.
Best,
Sam.
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Campaign Manager
Free Software Foundation Europe
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