24 Mar
2014
24 Mar
'14
10:59 a.m.
from the wiki article:
"A "hacker space" called Sudo Room ("Sudo" is a techie code
word). This space regularly hosts tech-related events, and draws techies from other cities
such as San Francisco. It is a known center for techie planning and discussion, and it
appears to be accomplishing its goal- several tech startups have rented space in the same
building during the time that Sudo Room has existed, and this contagion will likely soon
spread to other nearby buildings."
it's contagious! look out obsolete forms of organization because we are injecting our
communal dna and you will soon begin ctrl-ving us in your own cells.
P.S. ATTN: "THEBATKID" - i deactivated rich text so testing123 whether or not
this displays as HTML
on Mar 24, 2014, Jehan Tremback <jehan.tremback(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I read the piece on tech-related gentrification
(http://oaklandwiki.org/Emerging_Tech_Hub) with interest. I've added in a section
discussing Sudo Room as a center for techie
planning and coordination. It is known that techies often frequent the space.
The wiki is looking really good- although it does make me suspicious. Whoever is running
it is most likely a techie (they are running a wiki), and most likely lives in Oakland.
Troubling.
-Jehan
On Sun, Mar 23, 2014 at 3:03 PM, Autonomous <autonomous666(a)gmail.com> wrote:
AB-1513 applies to properties that are unoccupied at the time of change of ownership.
A homeowner or tenant need only prove that they were occupying the property at the
time of change of ownership. Here is an excerpt of the bill text:
1160.5. A property owner, or an agent of the property owner, may execute the following
“Declaration
of Ownership” and file it with the district attorney of the jurisdiction in which
the property is located. The property owner, or the agent of the property owner,
shall post the declaration on the unoccupied residential property listed in the
declaration. The property owner, or the agent
of the property owner, may also submit the declaration to a local law enforcement
agency that shall enforce the declaration as an order for immediate possession of
the premises pursuant to Section 1166a of the Code of Civil Procedure.
This bill applies mainly to occupy protesters or squatters that move into foreclosed
homes after change of ownership.
On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 4:30 PM, Gabrielle Silverman <gabbywingnut(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
There were two groups meeting at Sudo yesterday doing anti- eviction work.AB- 1513 was
written as a state wide anti-squatting bill, but its so broad and so
bad that it affects everyone. The earlier afternoon group meeting yesterday was squatters
from a number of different households likely to be directly affected if the bill
passes.AB- 1513 creates a means of extra judicial eviction. If it passes, a property
owner
(or someone representing themselves as such) can declare residents to be
"unauthorized
occupants" and get them immediately evicted. No court process, no rights for the
residents. This is immediate eviction more or less on the honor system for the owner.This
can apply for families in foreclosure battling banks, for tenants on shaky ground
fighting their landlords, for squatters, homestraders, community gardens, people
living in mobile homes and vehicles...The bill as it was originally written also had this
creepy felony enhancement making
it "felony punishable" for residents to refuse to leave after being ordered, or
using
violence or threats of violence during the extra-judicial eviction. The felony component
(almost like hate crime enhancement for real estate) was stricken down and is no
longer part of the bill, but I mention it because this is some sick twisted shit.I
encourage anyone interested to look up the text of AB- 1513 and give it a read.The big
update from today is that the bill is getting moved around between committees
so Tues is not the hard deadline we thought it was.We want to kill the bill at the
committee level where there's fewer votes that we
need to shut it down and kill it dead.Find us at the Anarchist Bookfair Sat and find out
more about how to help! We'll be
by a big banner raining turds, warning of the coming "eviction shit
storm"....Gabby
On Mar 21, 2014 11:39 AM, "Vicky Knox" <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks Jeremy for the Oakland Wiki shoutout!
Yar, the people who came to Sudo last night at the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project data
vis team. <https://antievictionmap.squarespace.com/> I'm in direct contact with
them and will forward the OW article along. They are
potentially interested in using LocalWiki (Oakland Wiki is a part of the LW network)
as a tool for collective storytelling and resource-sharing. We'll be presenting to
them next week. I can keep the list posted. ;]
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