Meshers,
I've just launched a meetup group for anyone in the Los Angeles area who
wants to get involved in our local mesh movement. People of all experience
levels and skill sets are welcome.
Join us: http://meetup.com/lamesh and forward this to anyone who might be
interested!
Best,
Jeremy
Hey folks,
I'm going to be testing a hypothesis tonight:
Instead of coming to the meeting I'm going to try to spend that time
working on the mesh project I've assigned myself. I haven't been that
good at getting my work done while at sudo, so I'm going to give this
approach a shot. I really want to get this exit node captive portal
thing DONE!
I'll be on IRC and I'll keep an eye on the etherpad.
Have a good one,
Max
Hey everyone,
Thought some of you might be interested in this conference call regarding
community owned ISPs, happening this Thursday. The speakers have mostly
worked with municipally owned networks, but I think a lot of the lessons
would transfer to a consumer-coop ISP. Here are details:
http://www.communitymatters.org/event/community-broadband-networks
Been a pleasure getting to know the crew in SudoRoom, and look forward to
seeing where things are at when I'm back this summer. And hopefully I'll
find people excited about getting People's Open Net up and running in North
Carolina by then. Keep on Meshing!
Jacob
Greeting from Austin!
We're just kicking off the Free Network Summit and are currently hashing
out remote participation.
Join us here: https://pad.riseup.net/p/fnfsummit2014
/jnny
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Isaac Wilder <isaac_lists(a)freenetworkmovement.org>
Date: Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 4:44 PM
Subject: [DIY-ISP] Free Network Summit/Network Commons License
To: diy-isp(a)lists.ffdn.org
Just wanted to let folks know that we are presently having a summit
in Austin, Texas to discuss and refine the Network Commons License,
a legal framework for the co-ownership of communications infrastructure.
Remote participation is more than welcome. Best place to start is the
etherpad, here:
https://pad.riseup.net/p/fnfsummit2014
Isaac Wilder
The Free Network Foundation
