Hi, I also like and support the idea. Having working definitions,
principles, etc regarding CN, local networking infrastructures,
connectivity ... requires detailed understanding and discussion. One
great opportunity would be in the peer review of the papers sent to the
recent call for papers from Luca.
Some of us in
is a key concept to
understand community network infrastructures, with principles that can
adapt to many diverse local implementations (in terms of participation,
business model, even in tech). The ideas come from the work of E. Ostrom
and the experience of
. She beautifully defined a set of
principles (more in
case, so diverse that can be better understood
as a federation of local CN (an inter-net in a sense), the community
license translates the fundamental principles of access and
participation into a working set of "freedoms"
(
) that are related to other natural or
constructed commons, such as FOSS licenses.
As Luca mentions about our recent workshop in June 17: there we
discussed about organization/governance, regulation, implementation.
Participants were diverse, including different governmental levels,
regulators, professionals, members of diverse CN (multi-stakeholder :-).
Among others, we were inspired by the discussions we had in the
Go-Local! workshop and the GAIA meetings. Building on all that would help.
As said, the review of these submissions can give us details and ideas
to discuss. We can elaborate them in the coming months, and prepare a
f2f workshop to develop a common understanding. The ultimate goal of
summarizing ideas/principles/recommendations into a representative and
inspiring document can help us to focus.
In addition, having a workshop day focused on the topic + related
activities in the same location and days gives stronger reasons to
travel there.
Leandro.
P.S: Still quite silent during August due to vacation offline therapy ;-)
On 16/8/16 19:13, Luca Belli wrote:
Hi Steve and all,
I like and support wholeheartedly your proposal to have a declaration
setting “conditions” for CN to thrive. I suggest starting with the
definition of a set of “principles” rather than “conditions”.
In early July, I proposed to develop some principles and definitions
that we could present as DC3-outcomes at the IGF. Here is the basic
plan
https://public.etherpad-mozilla.org/p/DC3_definitions
<https://public.etherpad-mozilla.org/p/DC3_definitions>
Steve, would you have time to help preparing a Draft 0 that can be
circulated for comments?
I know netCommons friends had a very productive workshop, from which
some excellent ideas emerged
http://netcommons.eu/?q=content/workshop-community-networking-infrastructur…
Perhaps they can also be interested in helping sketching an early
version of the principles?
We have 4 months until the IGF and I think it is enough to elaborate
(at least) a set of principles.
What do you think?
Best
Luca
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*Assunto:* [DC3] Fwd: RES: IGF workshop proposal accepted!!!!
Full day workshop sounds like a great idea.
One of the things we talked about at the Go Local! event was the
possibility of coming up with a set of model conditions for local
telco initiatives to thrive. This might range from Open Access
policies around fibre backbones to reduced importation taxes on
unlicensed equipment to license fees that favour small and/or
non-profit organisations engaged in connectivity.
One possibility would be to come up with a set of principles /
recommendations / conditions necessary to the growth of "local telco"
initiatives, both community and for-profit and build some momentum
around the idea/declaration. In the past advocates for change have
used a "declaration" to move an agenda forward. For Open Access
academic publishing, a diverse set of actors developed a set of
principles known as the Budapest Open Access Initiative
(
http://www.budapestopenaccessinitiative.org/) to make common cause
around access to scholarly materials and similarly groups involved in
Open Education came up with the Cape Town Declaration on Open
Education (
http://www.capetowndeclaration.org/). There are others.
The point is that the "declaration" allowed a number of disparate
groups to make common cause on an issue and became a rallying banner.
Perhaps we might come up with a Guadalajara Declaration on local
telcos or last mile diversity or bottom-up networks or, or, or. It
would take a lot of work prior to the event to build consensus but
might be worth doing.
Thoughts?
Regards... Steve
On 11 August 2016 at 14:53, Raoul Plommer <plommer(a)gmail.com
<mailto:plommer@gmail.com>> wrote:
Sounds good and hopefully I can make it! :)
-Raoul
On 11 August 2016 at 20:06, Luca Belli <luca.belli(a)fgv.br
<mailto:luca.belli@fgv.br>> wrote:
Hi Carlos and all,
A couple of days ago, I had an off-list conversation with Jane
and Mike and we thought about proposing an IGF pre-event on
the afternoon of 5 December and follow-up with APC Disco-Tech
https://www.apc.org/en/news/highlights-2013-disco-tech
What do you and other list-member think?
All the best
Luca
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*Enviada em:* quinta-feira, 11 de agosto de 2016 11:38
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*Assunto:* Re: [DC3] IGF workshop proposal accepted!!!!
Hi Jane et al,
I think your idea is great. I had the chance to participate in
a similar event organized by Steve and Peter in 2014 around
ACMDev and GAIA in Berkeley
(
http://decentralizethis.org/Go_Local!_Workshop
<http://decentralizethis.org/Go_Local%21_Workshop>) and the
energy and knowledge I gathered at that event is still with
me. If I can choose I would prefer the event to be before IGF.
By the way, these are the videos from CNs in Africa that I
know about, maybe you can add them to your list:
- The BBC dedicated one of their Click Programs to one of the
most important Community Netowrks in Africa: Macha Works, in
Macha, Zambia:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ei4Inh3W03M
- Video about Tunapandanet, a mesh network in Kibera, Kenya:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKcdLC48fzo
- We have also created a documentary about Zenzeleni Networks,
the CN I'm personally involved in, located in Mankosi, South
Africa:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxTPSWMX26M
All the best,
calros
On 2 August 2016 at 19:00, Nicolás Echániz
<nicoechaniz(a)altermundi.net
<mailto:nicoechaniz@altermundi.net>> wrote:
On 07/29/2016 11:37 AM, Jane Coffin wrote:
Given the amazing energy around this great
workshop, and
that so many
people may be in one place.
I wondered – should we take advantage of all of the
great people
coming
to Guadalajara and hold a day-long Community
Networking
event?
Hi all,
I believe it is a good idea to have day-long roundtable
meetings
(similar to what we had in Bogotá a few months ago). But I
would propose
that we consider a more detailed agenda that considers
what we have been
doing and the plans that are already in place so we can
focus on moving
forward.
During the Bogotá meeting we proposed to use the Wiki to
keep track of
projects and initiatives and I did this only partially:
http://dc3.libre.social
BTW, Ernmanno and Marco, you are more than welcome to join
the DC3
mailing list!
https://listas.altermundi.net/mailman/listinfo/dc3
Cheers,
Nico
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