Yah to not being mapped in fb. ...
Though all my other networks are....
Because these new media curator types love fb. ;)
On 10 May 2014 11:36, "Jaromil" <jaromil@???> wrote:

> On Sat, 10 May 2014, Brian Degger wrote:
>

> >    Is  bricolabs network mapped in Facebook?

>
> no.
>
> but well, I feel like forgetting about this discussion now after Kruno's I
> think right now there is more need for a sandbox where people can go feel
> like
> being pure, like a sauna or so. Then maybe come back and speak frankly.
>
> because if at this point in time we are still questioning these things
> then it means we don't have a common understanding of what bricolabs is
> and what each one of us is struggling for.
>
> i hope is not the case. the mission statement on the web says it clear:
>
> ""
> Bricolabs is a translocal, intraregional network that regards nationally
> determined cultural policies for 'new media' as attempts to dominate,
> rationalise, claim and own practices that exist by nature of being between
> and
> outside and beyond such frameworks. It is a distributed network for global
> and
> local development of generic infrastructures incrementally developed by
> communities.
>
> Bricolabs investigates the new loop of open content, software and hardware
> for
> community applications, bringing people together with new technologies and
> distributed connectivity, unlike the dominant focus of the IT industry on
> security, surveillance and on the monopoly of information and
> infrastructures.
> ""
>
> agreeing this is our aim I'm looking forward to listen to everyone's
> experiences with an open mind and with the hope to learn something rather
> than
> telling others how better I am at doing things or how wrong they are.
> Because
> there is a lot to learn and its evident from the lack of sustainability for
> many good initiative here, and because if we start to compete on who has
> the
> bigger GNU horns Asbesto will win anyway, even if he is an FB addict.
>
>
> ciao
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