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= Interviews by Gordon Cook =
* "[[Media:march-april13diowireless.pdf|Do-It-Ourselves Telecommunications: Guifi.net Commons Coming to US from Catalonia - In Spain & US We Are Now Building Network Infrastructure Held as Commons]]." Cook Report, April 2013.
* "[[Media:nov-Dec_2013_CRpp.pdf|The Global Free Network Movement The Right to Telecommunications Self-Determination with Examples from Spain, USA, Argentina and France]]." Cook Report, Dec 2013
* "[[Media:jan-feb 2014CRfinal.pdf|Citizen Involvement in Freenets Living Labs in Catalonia and Hackerspaces in Oakland California -- Guifinet to Join i2Cat Foundation for Collaborative Use of Both Infrastructures]]." Cook Report, Feb 2014

= Interesting questions to ask =

Some questions we may want to ask existing groups.

*What kind of hardware do you use? Do you limit to only certain models, or only a, b, g or n, or only 2.4 ghz or 5 ghz?

*What do you do about wifi channels? Is the whole mesh running on a single channel. If not, how do you bridge the different segments on the mesh running on different channels?

From the #freifunk channel on open.ircnet.net:

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<Juul> I noticed that freifunk community profiles don't contain the wifi channel. How do the routers decide which channel to use? Just based on the channel of the network with the specified ssid? I noticed a node on the freifunk map that had something like ch36.freifunk.net as its ssid. Isn't it really problematic to have different nodes using different channels?
<alice> Juul: sure, the local community must agree on one channel
<bob> Juul: if no channel is given in the profile cannel 1 is used
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*Do you use IPv4 or IPv6? Why?

*How do you assign IP addresses? It seems like DHCP doesn't really work for OLSR, but for batman-adv there is a hack to make it function.

*How do you do mapping of nodes? Is that part of the mesh also decentralized (Freifunk uses a central server).

*How do you handle firmware upgrade. Do you rely on users to update their firmwares or do you have some other mechanism?

*Does your mesh attempt to use multiple internet gateways "simultaneously", e.g. by allowing each connection to a new server to go through a new internet gateway, or by using tricks like splitting http downloads across multiple TCP connections and downloading in chunks?

*Do you use squid proxy or similar on internet gateway nodes?

*How do you handle bandwidth shaping / quality of service on internet gateway nodes?

= Notes from talking to personal telco =

Notes from talking with scott garman at sudo room on May 15th 2014.

They don't limit internet sharing and have had very few issues.
They don't VPN connections (except for IPv6 connections through hurricane electric's free tunnel thing).

They use OpenVPN and perl on the nodes. This means they have some trouble running on only 32 mb of ram.
They mostly use OLSR but some nodes use batman-adv in small clusters.

They don't have very many linked nodes. Mostly they're just enabling internet sharing. One of their problems is flat terrain and many tall trees. They've used 900 mhz in some locations to better pass through foliage.

They haven't had any issues with abuse. They use MAC blocks on the node that is experiencing problems to block the problematic client from that specific node only. They've only had two instances were they client repeatedly changed their MAC to re-gain access and they just kept banning the new MAC addresses until the users gave up.

They haven't had any issues with Comcast with regards to the sharing of internet access.

As I understand it, they seem to configure the nodes for the specific scenario required. E.g. some nodes are just plain access points and some point to point nodes don't run the meshing protocols and some small clusters run a different meshing protocol.

They use cacti/munin + snmpd on the nodes for monitoring. They also have the nodes transmit their log files to a central server.

= Seattle Meshnet Interviews =

These are anonymized IRC logs of chats with Seattle Meshnet folks. Alice is [[User:Juul|Juul]] ([[User talk:Juul|talk]]), Paul is Dan Ryan.

== Interview 1 - April 2013 ==

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* Now talking on #seattlemeshnet
* Topic for #seattlemeshnet is: Seattle Meshnet | https://wiki.projectmeshnet.org/Seattle_Meshnet | We're not always around, so be patient
* Topic for #seattlemeshnet set by anon@example.com at Thu Mar 21 12:01:16 2013
<Alice> Hiya
<Alice> I'm from the 510pen (five-one-open) Oakland mesh group
<Alice> What kind of solution are you thinking about using for longer range directional links?
<Alice> I see that you're using Ubiquity Nanostations
<Bob> hello
* Bob pokes Paul Eve
<Alice> do you have any idea how far two of those pointed at each other can reach, line of sight?
* anon gives something to other anon
<Bob> I don't
<Alice> We're playing around with small satellite dishes right now
<Bob> 15km according to https://wiki.projectmeshnet.org/Hardware
<Bob> Paul would be the man to talk too
<Alice> ok
<Alice> that sounds almost too good to be true
<Alice> perhaps that's in ideal conditions
<Bob> I'll see if I can get them back here
<Alice> thanks :)
<Bob> Alice, they also have a subreddit http://www.reddit.com/r/seattlemeshnet
<Carol> Title for http://www.reddit.com/r/seattlemeshnet - The Seattle Meshnet Project
<Bob> I'm not actually in Seattle myself
<Eve> ok
<Eve> uhh
<Eve> i have no scrollback
<Bob> one sec I will ezcrypt
<Eve> mk
<Bob> https://ezcrypt.it/4k6n#3qGNEdUCilfKr5Z1qKq1bQSA
<Eve> oh thought you said Portland meshnet
<Eve> hey juul
<Alice> hey Eve
<Eve> re: longer range directional links
<Eve> proly nanostations
<Eve> we've got quite a few of them
<Alice> cool
<Alice> how'd you get funding?
<Eve> Several members just owned them beforehand
<Alice> ah
<Alice> so you think two nanostations pointed at each-other will be able to give decent link quality in an urban environment over 1 mile or so?
<Eve> if they're up high enough
<Eve> However, TBH this is more Paul's field of expertise
<Alice> ok
<Alice> we're looking at using small recycled satellite dishes with usb wifi adapters in the point of focus
<Eve> Bob, i presume you texted Dan too?
<Alice> the gain on those thinks are great
<Eve> yeah
<Alice> have you talked to some of the people running big established meshes, like freifunk or the athens mesh?
<Eve> nope
<Eve> at least not me
<Alice> ok
<Bob> Eve, yes
<Eve> When seattle gets more hardware up I proly will
<Eve> but i do more software stuff
<Eve> we did a group buy of MirkoTiks
<Eve> powerful 5GHz omnidirectional things
<Alice> ah
<Alice> have you decided on a mesh routing protocol?
<Eve> CJDNS
<Alice> ok, I must admit I haven't looked much at CJDNS
<Alice> so, given my limited understanding of CJDNS routing, it seems to me that packets aren't necessarily routed in the most optimal way, given a mesh network?
<Alice> CJDNS routing is based only on the addresses right? and the addresses are not linked to physical position?
<Alice> ah, upon further reading it seems like it _is_ routing based on physical proximity as well
<Alice> guess I'll have to read the code to really understand it
<Eve> shit sorry
<Eve> got distracted
<Eve> yeah
<Eve> check #projectmeshnet, #cjdns for questions specifically about CJDNS
<Eve> i gotta go, dinner
<Eve> cya
<Alice> no problem, thanks :)
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== Interview 2 - March 31st 2013 ==

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* Now talking on #seattlemeshnet
* Topic for #seattlemeshnet is: Seattle Meshnet | https://wiki.projectmeshnet.org/Seattle_Meshnet | We're not always around, so be patient
* Topic for #seattlemeshnet set by anon@example.com at Thu Mar 21 12:01:16 2013
* anon has quit
* anon has joined
<Paul> Hia Alice!
<Alice> hey Paul :)
* anon gives something to other anon
* anon gives something to other anon
<Paul> how goes it?
<Alice> good good. just applied for some funding for our mesh project
* Alice crosses all the fingers
<Alice> i was told to talk to you yesterday
<Alice> i was wondering what kind of actual range you can get with two ubiquiti nanostations pointed at each other in an urban environment
<Alice> line of sight
<Alice> I've heard that buildings/trees/etc close to the line of sight will still interfere. Honestly I don't know much about how the radio waves propagate and how much clear space is needed along a path.
<Alice> your hardware wiki page says 15 km, but that sounds too good to be true
<Merlin> Alice: Yeah, the range is a bit insane
<Merlin> Although trees and buildings will effect the 2.4 and 5Ghz ranges quite a bit
<Paul> yeah
<Alice> how can the range be so great when it's only a 160 mW device?
<Paul> trees and hills are what prevent the range from being 15km
<Paul> 160mw?
<Paul> are you taking about one of those old Nanostation 2 rdios?
<Paul> *radios
<Alice> the nanostation 5 loco says it's 22 dBm
<Alice> for 24 Mbps and below
<Paul> I know that a Nanostation M5 has a lot more kick than that
<Paul> Yeah, the nanostation 5 loco was new in 2006
<Paul> look at its successor, the Nanostation M5 loco
<Paul> it does 23dbm iirc
<Alice> the M9 does 28 dBm
<Paul> I still have a pair of Nanostation 2 locos in use, but they barely make it 2 blocks with all the RF interference out there today
<Alice> cool
<Paul> yeah
<Alice> have you experimented with parabolic dishes?
<Paul> the M5 & M2 do 27dbm or so
<Paul> yeah, a bit
<Paul> pair a nanostation with an old satellite dish, a metal strainer, or an old wok, and you can go even further
* anon gives something to other anon
<Alice> ah cool
<Alice> thanks :)
<Alice> we were thinking about using usb wifi adapters with woks and maybe a raspberry pi
<Alice> not woks, i mean satellite dishes
<Alice> there are a lot of directv and similar small dishes available for free
<Alice> but getting them high enough might be a problem
<Alice> it's a lot easier to put a nanostation on a tall pole
<Paul> yeah
<Paul> exactly
<Paul> whereabouts are you located btw?
<Alice> Oakland, CA
<Paul> mmm
<Paul> To give you an idea of an Omnitik and a nanostation's coverage, take a look at this https://maps.google.com/maps?q=https://meshwith.me/maps/ALTSpace_Omnitik.kmz
<Arthur> http://project-byzantium.org/- it looks to me like this project does not use cjdns. Is that right?
<Carol> Title for http://project-byzantium.org/- - Page not found « Project Byzantium
<Paul> yep, thats correct
<Arthur> ok, thanks
<Alice> byzantium uses babel
<Paul> haxwithaxe has requested that we add a few features to cjdns before it gets baked in to byzantium
<Paul> And we added those features as of about 2 months ago
<Paul> cjdns is planned for v0.4a
<Arthur> ah, so it may eventually be included in byzantium. kuhl.
<Paul> yep
<Alice> Paul, cool. what am I looking at?
<Paul> Alice: oh, its a coverage map of one of our nodes
<Paul> it has an omnitik at the center, and is assuming your using a Nanostation M5 to connect in to it
<Alice> ah awesome
<Alice> ah awesome
<Alice> Paul, how high up was the omnitik and nanostation?
<Paul> oh, the omnitik is on a 20ft flagpole from Harbor Freight Tools
<Paul> and the map assumes you can get a Nanostation (or equivalent radio) up 20ft on your end
<Alice> is the map measured or calculated?
<Paul> Calculated, although from testing it seems to be fairly accurate
<Alice> nice! it was calculated using one of the free ligowave tools?
<Paul> yea
<Alice> cool.
<Alice> thanks for all the info
<Alice> I'm looking at the Ubiquiti Airgrid M5
<Alice> it looks pretty awesome
<Paul> yea, although its single polarity
<Alice> isn't that a good thing?
<Paul> not really
<Paul> its half the speed of a Nanostation
<Alice> ah
<Paul> 300mbps vs 150mbps is a pretty big diffrence
<Paul> although in practice its really more like 100mbps versus 60mbps
<Alice> that's better than i expected
<Alice> how did you decide on the omnitik?
<Alice> and is it the UPA-5HnD ?
<Paul> Nah, its the U-5HnD, the only additional feature on the UPA version is POE out, and it doesn't work too well
<Paul> and the fact that we got the U-5HnD's for $30 a pop was also very helpful
<Alice> oh, how'd you manage that?
<Alice> if we get this grant, we'd be looking to buy maybe 100 of them
<Alice> another question: are you putting openwrt on the omnitiks?
<Paul> Oh, we found a seller who was looking to get ri of them
<Paul> *rid
<Alice> ok
<Alice> would you still recommend them at ~$80 which seems to be their retails price?
<Paul> he still has 60 or 70 of them though, although I wouldn't buy 100 of them or base my network on them exclusively
<Alice> ok
<Paul> and they can't run OpenWRT at this point, although they have more than enough ram, flash, and cpu power to run OpenWRT
<Alice> ok
<Alice> are any of your group hacking on that?
<Paul> yea
<Paul> they also work down to 4.8ghz and up to 6.075ghz according to Eve
<Paul> so that is moderately interesting
<Eve> that's just what the WebUI said
<Eve> no idea if it actually does it
<Alice> yeah, probably not a good idea to base a mesh on any one type of hardware
<Paul> yea
<Paul> get a mix of Freestations, Nanosations, Omnitiks, and whatever else is cheap and robust, at least that is what we've been doing
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=Altermundi Interviews (Argentina)=

These excerpts are from Gordon Cook's interview on 6 May 2013 with Nico, one of the leaders of Altermundi and Buenos Aires Libre:

Nico: I started with Buenos Aires libre. This was the free network project in the city of Buenos Aires. It still exists. I devoted a lot of time to that project and built one of the first working nodes of the network. The problem in Buenos Aires was that it was too much of a geek network.

COOK Report: Do you mean: by techies and only for techies?

Nico: Yes exactly. We call them "ping" networks â€“ that is to say networks where geeks "ping" each other. But also networks where nothing else happens. Nothing social and no interesting content or services. I worked on their behalf for quite some time and then I got involved in the free culture movement. This included work with people who were fighting against intellectual property laws. We worked together trying to reduce restrictions and focused on a modification of Argentine intellectual property laws that were really old and out of date.

COOK Report: When was the big Argentinean debt crisis?

Nico: it was 2000 and 2001 and everyone was out in the street.

COOK Report: did this influence you to move away from the "ping" and more to network as social media?

Nico: I was already "there." I had been involved for a long while with things that had more to do with the social stuff â€“ for example â€“I have been involved for a long time with the eco-village movement. I had lived in an eco village for a while and then founded a new one where I lived for five years and worked a lot with appropriate technology and renewable energy sources. Natural building and architecture. Sustainable living. I began to want to merge all these things.

==The Goal of a Society Based on the Freedom of Peer-to-Peer Collaboration==

I started thinking about what does everything that I do have in common? Free software, free networks, perma-culture; eco-villages, people who fight to protect local seeds. I came up with a system to measure these things.

The system we live in is on designed for concentration in the hands of a few while all these other alternatives are in the direction of collaboration among peers and the freedom that comes from that. The goal seems to be freedom built on peer-to-peer collaboration. I found that this concept was central to what was going on within local exchanges, eco-villages and so on.

Consequently I started an NGO called Altermundi in 2004 as an idea to focus on building a peer-to-peer, local and sustainable economy where people could act locally and think globally. We need to act locally but do so everywhere and consequently, we must maintain and control our own local communications. With the emphasis on local action it becomes the inverse of globalization. I started working with idea at least eight years ago but the actual Alter Mundi NGO organization was founded only two years ago oriented very much along the lines of the other free networks projects. The charter for the NGO clearly states that the main objective is to facilitate this new paradigm based on peer-to-peer collaboration as opposed to concentration and control.
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We do for ourselves a lot of what, in North America or Europe, you would just purchase as commercial solutions. For example we use home routers that are usually not enabled for Power over Ethernet. We modify them internally by soldering a couple of cables to make them power over Ethernet. For no additional money, we do mounting of antennas and the nodes. The advantage of power over ethernet is that you need only a single cable from you computer to where ever the radio and its antenna is located. That cable carries both your data and power. Otherwise you use four wires for data and four for power. You can buy routers made for this kind of outdoor operation, but they are much more expensive than the home routers we upgrade.

AlterMundi is an organization that aims for the emergence of a new paradigm based on freedom gained through collaboration among peers. We explore different manifestations of these peer-to-peer alternatives and in particular we do a great deal of work in relation to Wireless Community Networks. We have developed a Wireless Community Network model that we call [http://docs.altermundi.net/RedesMiniMaxi/ MiniMaxi].

Editor: Click on mini maxi for access to the detailed altermundii handbook and planning and installation guide. According to the guide: "The guiding principle of mni maxi is to achieve maximum results with minimal resources. This model focuses on a low economic cost and low complexity of installation and operation, enabling their high versatility and ease of deployment."

MiniMaxi is based on very low-cost, multi-radio mesh nodes running the [http://docs.altermundi.net/AlterMesh/ AlterMesh firmware], which automatically configures the mesh network. The firmware can be customized using a web tool we call the Chef[3]. We also provide [http://docs.altermundi.net/LibreNet6/ tunnel broker service] for community networks that don't have native IPv6 connection. Several network projects in South America have already adopted the [https://colectivo.altermundi.net/projects tools we have developed].

Nico: In Quintana we invite our neighbors to come to the place where we build our routers and antennas. When someone wants to connect to the network we invite them to come and spend a few days where we teach them what they need to know. Starting for example with soldering a home router to convert it to power over Ethernet, how to build the boxes for the nodes how to wrap the antennas and so on. Finally we try to do the installation work with the family so that everyone will be involved in the process. We usually ask them to invite us for food. That is the exchange. This way we get to know everyone in town.

We make a human network that works underneath and acts as a foundation for the digital network. This gives psychological support to the digital network because the captive portal, that is the web page you see when you want to browse the internet, is like a home page that you cannot avoid.
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COOK Report: What else is going on with these kinds of networks else where in Latin America?

Nico: There were many geeks for geeks projects. I have had contact with most of them I think. There are two or there in Argentina. In Uruguay there is Montevideo libre that is very much related to Buenos Aires Libre. It is the same model. It is also the same firmware development. Then there was another project in Bogota.

The meaning of AlterMundiâ€™s motto is a technology foundation for another possible world. We are now in the second wave of free networks mounted on experiences from previous projects. For example Buenos Aires Libre still exists but many of the people who were part of it are now operating through AlterMundi. and we are working in faraway places like Quintana or other small towns in Cordoba.
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Many of us have decided to take what we have learned and move away from the big cities in order to start projects in smaller places. When someone says to me "I like your ideas, but how do I do this in a city like Buenos Aries?" my answer is first you need to leave Buenos Aries. There are too many entrenched interests and too many things that are already embedded and very difficult to challenge. In small places you can design your own solution and make sure itâ€™s fully compatible with local desires.
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Nico: I think they are beginning to realize. The laptops were given out without economic distinction. However the children of the most wealthy citizens did not receive them because they do not go to public schools. Having all these computers will linux installed on them represents an enormous opportunity to do stuff. It makes a huge difference because n a town like Quintana I know that if I set up an asterisk server I can run a Voice over IP network for the whole town because basically every household will have a school laptop.

With these laptops already spread it become possible to go into and organize a small town to join forces and buy the equipment together hat is necessary for basic voice service and basic internet. We look for viable links, do the links and pay for he needed equipment as a collective. This program, these procedures are perfectly applicable to every small town in all of Argentina. I think it would work in many places because small tows are being abandoned. The world cannot become more and more urbanized and remain stable. I think that making small towns more interesting places to live could help to maintain a more reasonable balance.

If the town is really connected. If it can internally solve its energy needs. If it can have a local currency and a strong local economy along with local media and communication â€“ under such conditions, I believe that living in a small town is much much more interesting than in a big, "secure" and expensive city.

COOK Report: Well I think you probably represent the most advanced expression of wireless for the people in Latin America,

Nico: Yes I think so

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''People's Open Network Weekly Meeting - 24 September 2019 7:30pm-9pm'''
* https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Safer_Space_Policy

=== Agenda ===
* Introductions and Meeting Roles (15 mins)
* Announcements and Upcoming Events (10 mins)
* Check Ins: Action Items & Active Projects (30 mins)
* Check in on ongoing projects (15 mins)
* Discussion items (10 min)
* Wrap-up meeting (5 min)

=== Introductions ===
Introduce yourself: Name; Preferred Pronoun; Icebreaker Response; BRIEF Announcements
* Icebreaker question:
** Favorite way to cool off or opinions on zhe/zer
* jenny - she/her - could use zhe/zer, i prefer being hot and sweat and oerheated to cooling off
* scott - i think its nice to just get rid of gender - i like to be submersed in water or a fan
* matt - ze/zer suits me fine - i like the ice bath -- immersion in very cold water
* seth - he/they/ze - i like to walk it out
* dan/radar - part of the amateur radio communtiy - gender's not that important to me - cool shower to stay cool or skiing
* ryan - ze/zer is fine but i prefer they/them - being in the ocean or the woods
* jackson - whatever pronouns you want - wrote a pretty lengthy twitter thread about generative pronouns - swimming in a pool
* lesley - pronoun agnostic - ze/zer thing i once listened to greg eegan's diaspora as an audio book - lots of sentient characters with ze/zer pronouns - dousing myself with water even if im indoors
* benny - he/him - might get used to xe/xir if everyone around me was doing it. Suck on ice cube
* john-mark - he/him/they - xe/xir would be odd, they're still not very commonly used. Cooling off - playing in the sprinklers.
* marc/juul - he/him - would get used to new pronouns fairly quickly. Jumping in water.
* eve - i open all the windows
* tyler - he/him - i feel old -- ze/zer goes over my head - cold yerba mate instead of hot stuff to cool down
* sierk - used to be around -- havent been around recently -- riding my bike is my favorite way to cool off
* mai - she/her/they/them - been involved in peoplesopen since 2017 - stand in front of a fan -- dumping ice on my head -- would feel fine about ze/zer pronouns as long as everyone is down

== Meeting Roles ==
* Facilitator/s: benny (self-selected)
* Stacktaker:
* Notetaker/s: lesley, benny
** URL of this pad: https://peoplesopen.net/notes

== Announcements and Upcoming Events ==
* ryan: NASA space hackathon - is one based in Berkeley - 2019 NASA Space Apps Challenge - October 18-20. https://www.spaceappschallenge.org/
* jenny: radical networks conference in new york also October 18-20
* jenny: October 1, dweb SF meetup every first tuesday; matt and mai are speaking; also maybe jenny? https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dweb-sf-meet-up-october-tickets-73850257107?aff=erelexpmlt
* seth: Emergency prep fair: https://bdpnnetwork.org/event/community-based-dp-demofair-2019/ i'm gonna email them tomorrow bout possibly tabling
* jenny: non-profit dev summit Nov. 6-8; https://aspirationtech.org/events/devsummit19
* jackson - going to japan for two weeks! ill be online
* matt - this weekend is offline camp in oregon: http://offlinefirst.org/camp/

== Check Ins: Action Items & Active Projects ==
Check https://trello.com/b/wBKTQKDs/active-projects for Blocked items.
* matt went to our networks, brought back wifi spam device
** Open source FireChat type app: https://github.com/ultralight-beam
* seth, mai, juul: went to spirit and soul event in richmond
** met the mayor
** introduced ourselves to a few richmond organizations (NYAD, no coal activists, low-income housing org)
** want to have a kit to bring to events like this (want to order a nice banner)

* Benny
** last month: met up with someone named Dig, did some work on the monitor. hopefully more contribs to come!
** this month: want to collaborate with jackson on the service browser..

* Jackson: focused on building this service registry / service browser. been planned for a while to have a directory of services on the network. source for that registry is a dns zone file that can be cloned. frontend will provide a list of services based on the zone file

* Mai:
** last month:
*** went to a people's park meeting to meet folks. ayden who has been coming to our meetings has been all over the local news.
*** receivin money from APC
*** wrangled fitz to modify disaster radio board
** in november:
*** i want to figure out how we can support their events in november. they've been thinking about having an event at omni
*** giong to apply for funding for disaster radio

* Ryan:
** very new to these--came to first meeting two weeks ago
** i am a communications consultant
** last monthL I showed interest! and now im back
** next month: supporting communications!

* Seth
** last month: spirit & soul
** next month:
*** gonna look into the prep event
*** gonna check out ps print

* Tyler
** last month:
*** gave a presentation about peoples open at monthly ORCA meeting
** next month: thinking about updating flierwith a qr code for join tab and chat
*** want to run a site survey at HAM place

* Matt
** last month
*** went to our networks
*** been hanging out at gunners office
*** getting the lay of the land
** next month
*** interested in disaster radio; going to palesttine end of next month and would love to take some hardware there

* Marc
** last month
*** finalize prototype plan for new disaster radio -- all off the shelf modules. then fitz will make the PCB for it
*** doing a survey into dweb-type stuff; scuttlebutt, dat, ipfs, blockchains, etc. going to condense in something to publish.
*** set up mobile citizen hotspots at richmond fair
** next month
*** also gonna collaborate on service browser (DNS-SD)

* jmg
* next month
** planning to come back again; revitalize internet archive link / get my house connected

* Eve
* last month
** went on a hike up the claremont canyon fire trail

* Jenny
* last month
** finally got 12 mobile citizen hot spots
** getting paid to learn how to code!
** forgot to mention - distributed two laptops, currently fixing two more
** next month: do some work on outreach to existing node owners, update budget with actuals

== ToDo ==

* We need to ensure that we don't renew the Calyx subscription (when is it due?)
** Ensure we give a new SIM to people's park before the Calyx one stops

== Any desired monthly meeting modifications? ==
* mai: when i get back in late october, im interested to have a goup time to work on things that is not the regular tuesday meeting
* juul: during the work jam meetings people still do intros which kind of sets the tone wrong i think--i would prefer to have the non-last-tuesday meetings be even more informal. maybe one person volunteers to welcome new folks.

=== When's the Meet-Up This Month? ===
* What:
* When:
* Where:
* Who:
** Bottomliners:

== Trello Boards ==
* Comms Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/f3ugMPNU/94033ee6c2cef93fc1b1637b727c902a/sudo-mesh-communications
* Node Mounts: https://trello.com/invite/b/DtzngKaM/49e1c21fc9da199fcdeceb8623b5117a/node-mounts
* Bugs & Technical: Github: https://peoplesopen.net/issues, https://peoplesopen.net/learn/development/
* Internal Logistics & Bureaucracy Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/LzVQlW3X/1bb8bd543c8633688175365d2554c2c2/internal-logistics-bureaucracy-brainstorms

== Action Items ==
Copy and paste from previous action items above, delete completed ones, and add new ones:

== Last Meeting Notes ==
* link to previous meeting minutes
* CHANGE ME AFTER PASTING: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/10_December_1815

== Wrap-up Meeting ==
* please archive these meeting notes by copying the entire pad contents onto the sudomesh wiki with the correct date format: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/DD_MONTH_YYYY
* then please erase the contents of this pad
* then please cut & paste a blank template from here: https://sudoroom.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Mesh/Mesh_Meeting_Notes_Template&action=edit
* previous meeting notes are archived here: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes

[[Category:Mesh/Minutes]]

Mesh/11 June 2019

2019-06-26T01:40:34Z

Tunabananas: Created page with "'''People's Open Network Weekly Meeting - 11 June 2019 7:30pm-9pm''' * https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Safer_Space_Policy === Agenda === * Introductions and Meeting Roles (10 mi..."

'''People's Open Network Weekly Meeting - 11 June 2019 7:30pm-9pm'''
* https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Safer_Space_Policy

=== Agenda ===
* Introductions and Meeting Roles (10 mins)
* Check in on previous action items (5 mins)
* Updates & Reportbacks (20 mins)
* Next Sunday (5 mins)
* Check in on ongoing projects (10 mins)
* Proposal X: (15 mins)
* Discussion Y: (15 mins)
* Weekly updates/check-ins (10 mins)
* Action Items (5 mins)
* Breakout Groups

=== Introductions ===
Introduce yourself: Name; Preferred Pronoun; Icebreaker Response; BRIEF Announcements
* Icebreaker question:
*

=== Meeting Roles ===
* Facilitator/s:
* Stacktaker:
* Notetaker/s:
** URL of this pad: https://peoplesopen.net/notes

== Check in on previous action items ==
Check previous meeting minutes at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes and paste action items below:
* recruit a team to go to cal sailing open house june 16th, sunday, 1--4pm -https://www.cal-sailing.org/activities/csc-open-house - maybe
* talk to native health center folks @tunabananas - nd
* e-mail jonah and ask about richmond street light internet @bennlich
* berkeley light pole mounting research @mux
* mobile citizen update @tunabananas - need to reply about devices question
* send out self-dealing resolution loomio thread @tunabananas
* fiber internet via sonic or at&t at omni? @jmg @null
* Quarterly reports @eenblam - done
* Hack nights proposal @eenblam - done

== Weekly updates/check-ins ==
Check previous meeting minutes at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes and paste weekly update items below:
* Omni WiFi gateway died this weekend; Coming up with a better solution
* Loomio proposal: Consenso seems to be to switch to 1st and 4th meetings with 2nd and 3rd being hack nights
*

== Other Updates & Reportbacks ==
=== Bugs/Technical ===
Recent issues: https://peoplesopen.net/issues. For a list of recent Github activity, see the widget at the bottom of https://peoplesopen.net/learn/development/.
*

=== Node Mounts & Outreach ===
Node Mounts Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/DtzngKaM/49e1c21fc9da199fcdeceb8623b5117a/node-mounts
*

=== Communications & Events ===
Comms Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/f3ugMPNU/94033ee6c2cef93fc1b1637b727c902a/sudo-mesh-communications // Events Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/Y3XfDK85/2b6fcb4fa92788609692a53a96fb4614/peoples-open-events
*

=== Internal Logistics / Finance ===
Internal Logistics & Bureaucracy Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/LzVQlW3X/1bb8bd543c8633688175365d2554c2c2/internal-logistics-bureaucracy-brainstorms
*

== Next Sunday ==
We host office hours every Sunday from 1-3pm in Sudo Room to talk to people, work on sudomesh projects, and schedule node mounts.
* To sign up to bottomline, fill in your name here: https://ethercalc.org/byoi_office_hours
* Ongoing node mounting spreadsheet is located at: https://peoplesopen.net/sundays
* Notes from this past Sunday's session:
**

== Example Proposal ==
* Lumbragolonga: I propose that for one week we communicate exclusively via paper airplane. Here's why...
* '''Consenso?'''sda

== Example Discussion Item ==
* Gormavax: I wanna chat about the recent influx of spotted pigeon-dactyls in the Martian exosphere...

== Action Items ==
Copy and paste from previous action items above, delete completed ones, and add new ones:
*

== Breakout Groups ==
At the end of the meeting, break out into small groups to hack on or discuss specific topics.
*

== Last Meeting Notes ==
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/28_May_2019

== End of Meeting ==
* please archive these meeting notes by copying the entire pad contents onto the sudomesh wiki with the correct date format: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/DD_MONTH_YYYY
* then please erase the contents of this pad
* then please cut & paste a blank template from here: https://sudoroom.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Mesh/Mesh_Meeting_Notes_Template&action=edit
* previous meeting notes are archived here: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes

[[Category:Mesh/Minutes]]

Mesh/04 June 2019

2019-06-12T03:00:38Z

Tunabananas: Created page with "'''People's Open Network Weekly Meeting - 04 June 2019 7:30pm-9pm''' * https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Safer_Space_Policy === Agenda === * Introductions and Meeting Roles (10 mi..."

'''People's Open Network Weekly Meeting - 04 June 2019 7:30pm-9pm'''
* https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Safer_Space_Policy

=== Agenda ===
* Introductions and Meeting Roles (10 mins)
* Check in on previous action items (5 mins)
* Updates & Reportbacks (20 mins)
* Next Sunday (5 mins)
* Check in on ongoing projects (10 mins)
* Proposal X: (15 mins)
* Discussion Y: (15 mins)
* Weekly updates/check-ins (10 mins)
* Action Items (5 mins)
* Breakout Groups

=== Introductions ===
Introduce yourself: Name; Preferred Pronoun; Icebreaker Response; BRIEF Announcements
* Icebreaker question:
*

=== Meeting Roles ===
* Facilitator/s: 28_May_2019#Weekly_updates.2Fcheck-ins
* Stacktaker:
* Notetaker/s:
** URL of this pad: https://peoplesopen.net/notes

== Check in on previous action items ==
Check previous meeting minutes at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes and paste action items below:
* recruit a team to go to cal sailing open house june 16th, sunday, 1--4pm -https://www.cal-sailing.org/activities/csc-open-house
* talk to native health center folks @tunabananas
* e-mail jonah and ask about richmond street light internet @bennlich
* berkeley light pole mounting research @mux
* mobile citizen update @tunabananas
* send out self-dealing resolution loomio thread @tunabananas
* fiber internet via sonic or at&t at omni? @jmg @null
* Quarterly reports @eenblam
* Hack nights proposal @eenblam

== Weekly updates/check-ins ==
Check previous meeting minutes at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes and paste weekly update items below:

== Other Updates & Reportbacks ==
=== Bugs/Technical ===
Recent issues: https://peoplesopen.net/issues. For a list of recent Github activity, see the widget at the bottom of https://peoplesopen.net/learn/development/.
*

=== Node Mounts & Outreach ===
Node Mounts Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/DtzngKaM/49e1c21fc9da199fcdeceb8623b5117a/node-mounts
*

=== Communications & Events ===
Comms Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/f3ugMPNU/94033ee6c2cef93fc1b1637b727c902a/sudo-mesh-communications // Events Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/Y3XfDK85/2b6fcb4fa92788609692a53a96fb4614/peoples-open-events
*

=== Internal Logistics / Finance ===
Internal Logistics & Bureaucracy Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/LzVQlW3X/1bb8bd543c8633688175365d2554c2c2/internal-logistics-bureaucracy-brainstorms
*

== Next Sunday ==
We host office hours every Sunday from 1-3pm in Sudo Room to talk to people, work on sudomesh projects, and schedule node mounts.
* To sign up to bottomline, fill in your name here: https://ethercalc.org/byoi_office_hours
* Ongoing node mounting spreadsheet is located at: https://peoplesopen.net/sundays
* Notes from this past Sunday's session:
**

== Example Proposal ==
* Lumbragolonga: I propose that for one week we communicate exclusively via paper airplane. Here's why...
* '''Consenso?'''

== Example Discussion Item ==
* Gormavax: I wanna chat about the recent influx of spotted pigeon-dactyls in the Martian exosphere...

== Action Items ==
Copy and paste from previous action items above, delete completed ones, and add new ones:
*

== Breakout Groups ==
At the end of the meeting, break out into small groups to hack on or discuss specific topics.
*

== Last Meeting Notes ==
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/28_May_2019

== End of Meeting ==
* please archive these meeting notes by copying the entire pad contents onto the sudomesh wiki with the correct date format: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/DD_MONTH_YYYY
* then please erase the contents of this pad
* then please cut & paste a blank template from here: https://sudoroom.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Mesh/Mesh_Meeting_Notes_Template&action=edit
* previous meeting notes are archived here: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes

[[Category:Mesh/Minutes]]

Mesh/Minutes

2019-06-12T03:00:09Z

Tunabananas:

<center>'''Sudo Mesh Meeting Minutes'''</center>

{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible"
! colspan="2"| Past Meeting Notes

|-
! data-sort-type="isoDate" | date
! class="unsortable" | comments
|-
| [[Mesh/11_June_2019|2019-06-11]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/04_June_2019|2019-06-04]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/28_May_2019|2019-05-28]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| 2019-05-21
| Hack night; no notes
|-
| [[Mesh/14_May_2019|2019-05-14]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/30_April_2019|2019-04-30]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/23_April_2019|2019-04-23]]
| Annual board meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/16_April_2019|2019-04-16]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/9_April_2019|2019-04-09]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/26_March_2019|2019-03-26]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/19_March_2019|2019-03-19]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/12_March_2019|2019-03-12]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/26_February_2019|2019-02-26]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/19_February_2019|2019-02-19]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/12_February_2019|2019-02-12]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/29_January_2019|2019-01-29]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/22_January_2019|2019-01-22]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/15_January_2019|2019-01-15]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/08_January_2019|2019-01-08]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/18_December_2018|2018-12-18]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/11_December_2018|2018-12-11]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/04_December_2018|2018-12-04]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/27_November_2018|2018-11-27]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/20_November_2018|2018-11-20]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/13_November_2018|2018-11-13]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/06_November_2018|2018-11-06]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/30_October_2018|2018-10-30]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/23_October_2018|2018-10-23]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/16_October_2018|2018-10-16]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/09_October_2018|2018-10-09]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/2_October_2018|2018-10-2]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/25_September_2018|2018-09-25]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/18_September_2018|2018-09-18]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/11_September_2018|2018-09-11]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/04_September_2018|2018-09-04]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/28_August_2018|2018-08-28]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/21_August_2018|2018-08-21]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/14_August_2018|2018-08-14]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/07_August_2018|2018-08-07]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/24_July_2018|2018-07-24]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/17_July_2018|2018-07-17]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/10_July_2018|2018-07-10]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/3_July_2018|2018-07-03]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/26_June_2018|2018-06-26]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/12_June_2018|2018-06-12]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/5_June_2018|2018-06-05]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/29_May_2018|2018-05-29]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/22_May_2018|2018-05-22]]
| Annual Board Meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/15_May_2018|2018-05-15]]
| Weekly organizing meeting & Firmware meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/8_May_2018|2018-05-08]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/1_May_2018|2018-05-01]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/24_Apr_2018|2018-04-24]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/17_Apr_2018|2018-04-17]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/10_Apr_2018|2018-04-10]]
| Strategic plan meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/03_Apr_2018|2018-04-03]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/27_Mar_2018|2018-03-27]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/20_Mar_2018|2018-03-20]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/13_Mar_2018|2018-03-13]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/6_Mar_2018|2018-03-06]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/27_Feb_2018|2018-02-27]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/20_Feb_2018|2018-02-20]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/17_Feb_2018|2018-02-17]]
| Strategic plan meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/13_Feb_2018|2018-02-13]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/06_Feb_2018|2018-02-06]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/30_Jan_2018|2018-01-30]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/23_Jan_2018|2018-01-23]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/16_Jan_2018|2018-01-16]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/09_Jan_2018|2018-01-09]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/02_Jan_2018|2018-01-02]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/26_Dec_2017|2017-12-26]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/19_Dec_2017|2017-12-19]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/12_Dec_2017|2017-12-12]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/05_Dec_2017|2017-12-05]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/28_Nov_2017|2017-11-28]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/21_Nov_2017|2017-11-21]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/14_Nov_2017|2017-11-14]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/24_Oct_2017|2017-10-24]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/17_Oct_2017|2017-10-17]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/10_Oct_2017|2017-10-10]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/03_Oct_2017|2017-10-03]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/26_Sep_2017|2017-09-26]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/19_Sep_2017|2017-09-19]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/12_Sep_2017|2017-09-12]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/11_Sep_2017|2017-09-11]]
| Website redesign session
|-
| [[Mesh/05_Sep_2017|2017-09-05]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/29_Aug_2017|2017-08-29]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/22_Aug_2017|2017-08-22]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/15_Aug_2017|2017-08-15]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/08_Aug_2017|2017-08-08]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/01_Aug_2017|2017-08-01]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/18_July_2017|2017-07-18]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/11_July_2017|2017-07-11]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/4_July_2017|2017-07-4]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/20_June_2017|2017-06-20]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/13_June_2017|2017-06-13]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/11_June_2017|2017-06-11]]
| Temescal street fair report-back
|-
| [[Mesh/6_June_2017|2017-06-06]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/30_May_2017|2017-05-30]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/16_May_2017|2017-05-16]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/9_May_2017|2017-05-09]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/02_May_2017|2017-05-02]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/25_April_2017|2017-04-25]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/18_April_2017|2017-04-18]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/17_April_2017|2017-04-17]]
| Annual sudo mesh board meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/11_April_2017|2017-04-11]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/4_April_2017|2017-04-04]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/28_March_2017|2017-03-28]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/21_March_2017|2017-03-21]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/14_March_2017|2017-03-14]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/07_March_2017|2017-03-07]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/28_February_2017|2017-02-28]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/21_February_2017|2017-02-21]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/10_February_2017|2017-02-10]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/07_February_2017|2017-02-07]]
| Organizing "Build Your Own Internet" Workshop
|-
| [[Mesh/05_July_2016|2016-07-05]]
| Videochat meeting with nycmesh
|-
| [[Mesh/22_June_2016|2016-06-22]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/07_June_2016|2016-06-07]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/23_February_2016|2016-02-23]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/09_February_2016|2016-02-09]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/02_February_2016|2016-02-02]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/26_January_2016|2016-01-26]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/27_October_2015|2015-10-27]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/06_October_2015|2015-10-06]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/29_September_2015|2015-09-29]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/22_September_2015|2015-09-22]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/15_September_2015|2015-09-15]]
| Second annual board meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/08_September_2015|2015-09-08]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/01_September_2015|2015-09-01]]
| Monthly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/07_April_2015|2015-04-07]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/26_March_2015|2015-03-26]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/17_March_2015|2015-03-17]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/10_March_2015|2015-03-10]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/26_February_2015|2015-02-26]]
| Big general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/24_February_2015|2015-02-24]]
| Hacknight
|-
| [[Mesh/19_February_2015|2015-02-19]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/05_February_2015|2015-02-05]]
| Weekly organizing meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/03_February_2015|2015-02-04]]
| Hacknight
|-
| [[Mesh/29_January_2015|2015-01-29]]
| Big general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/24_January_2015|2015-01-24]]
| Mesh mini-retreat
|-
| [[Mesh/22_January_2015|2015-01-22]]
| Weekly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/15_January_2015|2015-01-15]]
| Weekly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/30_December_2014|2014-12-30]]
| Big general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/18_December_2014|2014-12-18]]
| Weekly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/13_November_2014|2014-11-13]]
| Weekly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/21_October_2014|2014-10-21]]
| Hacknight
|-
| [[Mesh/16_October_2014|2014-10-16]]
| Weekly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/09_October_2014|2014-10-09]]
| Weekly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/02_October_2014|2014-10-02]]
| Weekly general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/25_September_2014|2014-09-25]]
| Big general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/28_August_2014|2014-08-28]]
| Big general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/21_August_2014|2014-08-21]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/07_August_2014|2014-08-07]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/31_July_2014|2014-07-31]]
| Big general meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/17_July_2014|2014-07-17]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/15_July_2014|2014-07-15]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/10_July_2014|2014-07-10]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/06_July_2014|2014-07-06]]
| Hackathon Day 2!
|-
| [[Mesh/05_July_2014|2014-07-05]]
| Hackathon Day 1!
|-
| [[Mesh/03_July_2014|2014-07-03]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/12_June_2014|2014-06-12]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/05_June_2014|2014-06-05]]
|
|-
|-
| [[Mesh/29_May_2014|2014-05-29]]
| General meeting
|-
| [[Mesh/27_May_2014|2014-05-27]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/20_May_2014|2014-05-20]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/13_May_2014|2014-05-13]]
| First Tuesday meeting ^.^
|-
| [[Mesh/08_May_2014|2014-05-08]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/01_May_2014|2014-05-01]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/24_April_2014|2014-04-24]]
| General meeting!
|-
| [[Mesh/17_April_2014|2014-04-17]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/03_April_2014|2014-04-03]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/27_March_2014|2014-03-27]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/20_March_2014|2014-03-20]]
|
|-
| [[Mesh/13_March_2014|2014-03-13]]
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| [[Mesh/27_February_2014|2014-02-27]]
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| [[Mesh/20_February_2014|2014-02-20]]
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| [[Mesh/13_February_2014|2014-02-13]]
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| [[Mesh/6_February_2014|2014-02-06]]
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| [[Mesh/30_January_2014|2014-01-30]]
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| [[Mesh/23_January_2014|2014-01-23]]
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| [[Mesh/16_January_2014|2014-01-16]]
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| 31 December - 09 January
| Holidaze Break
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| [[Mesh/26_December_2013|2013-12-26]]
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| [[Mesh/19_December_2013|2013-12-19]]
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| [[Mesh/12_December_2013|2013-12-12]]
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| [[Mesh/5_December_2013|2013-12-05]]
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| [[Mesh/21_November_2013|2013-11-21]]
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| [[Mesh/14_November_2013|2013-11-14]]
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| [[Mesh/07_November_2013|2013-11-07]]
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| [[Mesh/31_October_2013|2013-10-31]]
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| [[Mesh/24_October_2013|2013-10-24]]
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| [[Mesh/17_October_2013|2013-10-17]]
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| [[Mesh/10_October_2013|2013-10-10]]
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| [[Mesh/26_September_2013|2013-09-26]]
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| [[Mesh/18_September_2013|2013-09-18]]
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| [[Mesh/11_September_2013|2013-09-11]]
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| [[Mesh/4_September_2013|2013-09-04]]
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| [[Mesh/28_August_2013|2013-08-28]]
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| 07 August - 21 August
| Hack nights!
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| [[Mesh/31_July_2013|2013-07-31]]
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| [[Mesh/25_July_2013|2013-07-25]]
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| 18 July 2013
| Hack night: Flashing, firmware
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| [[Mesh/11_July_2013|2013-07-11]]
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| [[Mesh/04_July_2013|2013-07-04]]
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| [[Mesh/27_June_2013|2013-06-27]]
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| [[Mesh/20_June_2013|2013-06-20]]
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| [[Mesh/13_June_2013|2013-06-13]]
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| 30 May - 05 June
| Hack nights! Trying out some of the nicer Ubiquiti equipment we procured
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| [[Mesh/23_May_2013|2013-05-23]]
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| [[Mesh/09_May_2013|2013-05-09]]
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| 25 April - 02 May
| Hack nights! See wiki for documentation - principally going through donated routers, flashing them with OpenWRT and installing batman-adv.
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| [[Mesh/18_April_2013|2013-04-18]]
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| [[Mesh/11_April_2013|2013-04-11]]
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| 28 March - 04 April
| SPRING SHIFT HIATUS
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| [[Mesh/21_March_2013|2013-03-21]]
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| [[Mesh/07_March_2013|2013-03-07]]
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| [[Mesh/28_February_2013|2013-02-28]]
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| [[Mesh/21_February_2013|2013-02-21]]
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| [[Mesh/14_February_2013|2013-02-14]]
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| [[Mesh/7_February_2013|2013-02-07]]
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| [http://lists.sudoroom.org/pipermail/mesh/2013-January/000000.html 2013-01-31]
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Mesh/EMFradiation

2019-04-17T03:56:45Z

Tunabananas: Created page with "Be not EMFraid! - put info and research here -"

Be not EMFraid!

- put info and research here -

Mesh/Mesh Meeting Notes Template

2019-03-13T04:02:47Z

Tunabananas:

'''People's Open Network Weekly Meeting - Day Month 2019 7:30pm-9pm'''
* https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Safer_Space_Policy

=== Agenda ===
* Introductions and Meeting Roles (10 mins)
* Check in on previous action items (5 mins)
* Updates & Reportbacks (20 mins)
* Next Sunday (5 mins)
* Check in on ongoing projects (10 mins)
* Proposal X: (15 mins)
* Discussion Y: (15 mins)
* Weekly updates/check-ins (10 mins)
* Action Items (5 mins)
* Breakout Groups

=== Introductions ===
Introduce yourself: Name; Preferred Pronoun; Icebreaker Response; BRIEF Announcements
* Icebreaker question:
*

=== Meeting Roles ===
* Facilitator/s:
* Stacktaker:
* Notetaker/s:
** URL of this pad: https://peoplesopen.net/notes

== Check in on previous action items ==
Check previous meeting minutes at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes and past action items below:

== Updates & Reportbacks ==
=== Bugs/Technical ===
Priority bugs we need help with are located at: http://peoplesopen.net/helpwanted - For a high-level overview of recent Github activity, see the Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/r9l5ouQ4/3b2eecd83bb9e7a57a339cf1ee038288/sudo-mesh-github-repos
*

=== Node Mounts & Outreach ===
Node Mounts Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/DtzngKaM/49e1c21fc9da199fcdeceb8623b5117a/node-mounts
*

=== Communications & Events ===
Comms Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/f3ugMPNU/94033ee6c2cef93fc1b1637b727c902a/sudo-mesh-communications // Events Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/Y3XfDK85/2b6fcb4fa92788609692a53a96fb4614/peoples-open-events
*

=== Internal Logistics / Finance ===
Internal Logistics & Bureaucracy Trello: https://trello.com/invite/b/LzVQlW3X/1bb8bd543c8633688175365d2554c2c2/internal-logistics-bureaucracy-brainstorms
*

== Next Sunday ==
We host office hours every Sunday from 1-3pm in Sudo Room, and often arrange a rooftop node mount.
* To sign up to bottomline, fill in your name here: https://ethercalc.org/byoi_office_hours
* Ongoing node mounting spreadsheet is located at: https://peoplesopen.net/sundays
* Notes from this past Sunday's session:

== Example Proposal ==
Please add any proposal needing consent from or action by the group below:
*
* '''Consenso?'''

== Example Discussion Item ==
*

== Weekly updates/check-ins ==

== Action Items ==
*

== Breakout Groups ==
At the end of the meeting, break out into small groups to hack on or discuss specific topics.
*

== Last Meeting Notes ==
* link to previous meeting minutes
* CHANGE ME AFTER PASTING: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/10_December_1815

== End of Meeting ==
* please archive these meeting notes by copying the entire pad contents onto the sudomesh wiki with the correct date format: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/DD_MONTH_YYYY
* then please erase the contents of this pad
* then please cut & paste a blank template from here: https://sudoroom.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Mesh/Mesh_Meeting_Notes_Template&action=edit
* previous meeting notes are archived here: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Minutes

[[Category:Mesh/Minutes]]

User talk:PCB Assembly

2019-01-05T16:41:26Z

Tunabananas: Welcome!

User talk:Jnny

2018-12-12T21:55:15Z

Tunabananas: Welcome!

Mesh/Presentations

2018-11-26T05:11:31Z

Tunabananas: /* Build Your Own Internet Workshop v2 */

= Slides =
Here are some presentation materials that can be used to talk to communities and schools.
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File:Presentation-00.png
File:Presentation-01.png
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File:Presentation-03.png
File:Presentation-04.png
File:Presentation-05.png
</gallery>

=Past Presentations=
==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-tickets-32460849274 Build Your Own Internet Workshop v5]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 18 March 2017
*Format: 3 short talks followed by interactive workshops on cable crimping, node mounting, cow&chicken demo, TCP postcards - and with t-shirt screenprinting and swag stations!
* Takeaways:
** What went well? (Strength)
*** able to reuse lots of booths and printed matter from previous BYOIs
*** (jorrit) relaxed atmosphere with many conversations happening
*** (jorrit) hands-on actities are fun!
*** (jorrit) food was super-yummy
*** jenny: great to have nico's perspective from the global south & as longtime community networks participant in the larger global community of CWNs
*** jenny: the shirts were hella awesome
**What to do better? (Weakness)
*** demographic (mostly male, mostly white)
*** stack of pre-flashed routers for sale
*** (jorrit) provide more specific things that folks can do after the workshop - how to participate beyond the workshop
*** (jorrit) show more examples of how peoplesopen is making a difference (learn, share, build etc)
*** jenny: more targeted outreach further from the date
*** jenny: don't think we got a lot of devsummit attendees - the idea to make this BYOI more informal and partylike, at a later time, wuz a good 'un & we should do that for future post-confs (or coordinate with organizers to make an omni shindig one of their evening network/chillage events)
*** jenny: realized just after i handed off the mic that i should've passed it to all in attendance to hear at least who was present and what they were excited about or had questions/curiousity abut. in short: more gunner-style facilitation! :D
**What did we forget?
*** nametags
*** pass-the-mic intros for all participants
*** advertising more than a week in advance
***Q-n-A after the presentations....
*** agenda and better-facilitated/stewarded front greeting desk
** What to do next time?
*** (jorrit) Share/build a byoi "cook book" so folks can recycle recipes/ activities - started a drafty draft at https://github.com/buildyourowninternet/buildyourowninternet.github.io/blob/master/workshop.md
*** jenny: give every attendee at the bat a "doggy bag" of nametag, zine, button/sticker/shirt aka swag, program/agenda and optional home node

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-tickets-32460849274 Mesh the Planet! Unconference]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 4 August 2018
*Format: Unconference

== Decentralized Web Summit ==
* Where: Internet Archive, San Francisco, CA
* Date: 1 August 2018
* Format: Lightning Talk
* Presenter: Lesley
* [https://www.decentralizedweb.net/videos/lightning-talks-new-discoveries-session-5/ Link to Video] - Starts at 16:30

== [https://ournetworks.ca/ Our Networks] ==
* Where: Toronto, Canada
* Date: 14 July 2018
* Format: Presentation
* Presenters: Grant & Jenny
* [https://archive.org/details/ournetworks2018/Our_Networks_2018_Our_Stable_Networks_by_Grant_Gallo_and_Jenny_Ryan_720p.mp4 Link to Video]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/blob/master/presentations/2018-07-14-Our-Networks.md Link to Slides]

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-v4-workshop-and-panel-diy-community-networks-tickets-39566902671# Build Your Own Internet Workshop v4]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 27 January 2018
*Format: Guest speaker panel followed by hands-on workshops.
* [https://peoplesopen.net/byoi4 Link to recorded livestream]
* Takeaways:
** What went well? (Strength)
*** mai - panel discussion, informed audience, able to talk to panelist afterward, program
*** benny - surprised by the number of people, volume
*** grant - food, coffee, mingling
*** blake - the propaganda was good, zines, program, etc
*** mai - signs
*** lesley - amount of people was great
*** jorrit - expands our ability to work well together as a group
*** mai - music to kill time and set the mood~
*** mai - outreach and publication in East Bay Express, SF Funcheap, etc
** What to do better? (Weakness)
*** lesley - disappointed that teacher with students and parents weren't there
*** lesley - "white nerdy"
*** grant - number of volunteers committed to each table wasn't great
*** grant - community connection, confusing messaging, little practical application
*** mai - messaging is very much connected to the lack of diversity in participants
*** jorrit - turn people who show up into teachers
*** mai - make more donation pitches
** What to do next time? (Opportunities)
*** get more volunteer committment
*** event planning day before the event itself
*** make broader than connectivity, what do people what go to the internet for
*** collect stories of people in Oakland, not just about pipes, also about content
*** have more clarity of roles
*** get people excited to take ownership rather than having everything decided at meetings
*** but discussions and concensus at meetings is important for some issues
*** firmer protocols? more precedence?
*** instructions at each table, for things people can do on their own after table host gives spiel
*** do it somewhere else to attract different communities/participants
*** find a partnership with another organization - messaging and planning would happen with them / re-think our messaging
*** we should pick a date soon, as a target to work towards
** Threats
*** Jorrit - burn out
*** lesley - culture issues, how responsibility is delegated, when to do things, what is necessary, what isn't
*** jorrit - too many meetings? vague expectations?
*** blake - level of excitement, frustration after investing a lot of time
*** mai - connected to how we work as an org, people who put in a lot of but don't get feedback or acknowledgement
*** blake - over-ligating roles?

== RiotCon ==
* Where: East Bay Community Space, Oakland, CA
* Date: 20 January 2018
* Presenter: Jorrit
* Format: Informal presentation

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-v3-tickets-36134206384# Build Your Own Internet Workshop v3]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 23 September 2017
*Format: Workshop w/ hands-on learning stations

==[https://air.mozilla.org/nsf-wins-bay-area-meet-up/ NSF WINS Bay Area Meet-Up]==
* Where: Mozilla Community Space
* Date: 25 July 2017
* Presenter: juul
* Format: Panel
* [https://air.mozilla.org/nsf-wins-bay-area-meet-up/ Link to Recorded Livestream]

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-2-tickets-35686390956# Build Your Own Internet Workshop v2]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 1 July 2017
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/tree/master/presentations Slides available here (+ extended/uncut/hackable version)]
*Format:
* Takeaways:
** setup better on the floor?
** table/pew layout gave more natural flow around the ballroom
*** maybe next workshop could be more of a project update instead of a welcome to the mesh?
** enjoyed the simplicity, pretty much 1~2 slides per speaker, very cool!
** solid turnout, ~headcount: more than 20 (based on Daniel's photo)
** really liked the "non-Q&A" Q&A
*** put focus more on doing and interacting instead of power and posturing
** chat/hack stations
*** kick-ass lego signage
*** door? lots of SWAG, awesome stickers, donations? square?
*** crimping?
*** wave propagation?
*** garden mesh?
**** wish I could have soldered some headers -grant
** semi-successful node flashing (4 nodes sold + 1 given away)
** people kept showing up (how many people said they came after the talks?)
** had feel more of an open-house hack session
*** idea for next time? legit hack-session/hackathon with midday break for talks/food/chatting?
** people hanging out until almost 6pm!

== [ BattleMesh v10] ==
* Where: Vienna, Austra
* Date: 10 June 2017
* Presenters: [[User:Juul]]
* Format: Presentation
* [https://peoplesopen.net/battlemesh10 Link to Video]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/blob/master/presentations/2017-06-10_BattlemeshV10_DisasterRadio_Presentation_hackable.odp Link to Slides]

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-tickets-32460849274 Build Your Own Internet Workshop v1]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 18 March 2017
*Format: 3 short talks followed by interactive workshops on cable crimping, node mounting, link propagation, babeld lab
* [https://www.periscope.tv/w/1BdxYPRlvwQJX Link to Livestream]
* Takeaways:
** The ethernet cable guide wallet-size cards w/ paperclips were a hit!

==[http://birdhouseartcollective.com/workshops/2016/2/23/april-29-open-engagement-conference Omni Commons Fair]==
*Where: The Omni
*Date: 30 April 2016
* Presenters: Jenny
* Format: Table
* [https://www.facebook.com/events/1019941721421475/ Link to event page]

==[http://symbiosisgathering.com Symbiosis Festival]==
* Where: Oakdale, CA
*Date: 19 September 2015
* Presenters: Marc & Jenny
* Format: Panel w/ EFF and Open Whisper Systems
* [https://www.eff.org/event/hacker-qa Link to event page] and [http://symbiosisgathering.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/schedule-03-saturday.jpg Symbiosis schedule]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150918002452/http://symbiosisgathering.com:80/workshops/jenny-ryan/ Jenny Bio]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150918002502/http://symbiosisgathering.com:80/workshops/marc-juul/ Marc Bio]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2015-09-19_Symbiosis_Panel.pdf Link to slides]
* Takeaways: Awesome to present with our friends @ EFF and OWS, though turnout was less than we'd hope (likely given our timeslot: 8pm on Saturday night). The organizers of Symbiosis are working to evolve the culture toward more of an "open university" model, which would be a good niche for us to do outreach in the future.

==The Future of the Internet After Net Neutrality: A Learning Session==
* Where: San Francisco City Hall
* Date: 30 April 2015
* Presenters: Jenny & Marc
* Format: Talk followed by various breakout sessions
* [https://www.facebook.com/events/768765033237861/ Link to FB event page] and [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-future-of-the-internet-after-net-neutrality-a-learning-session-tickets-16226470811# Eventbrite page]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2015-04-30_SF_CityHall_Presentation.pdf Link to slides]

==Open Source Bridge==
* Where: Portland, OR
*Date: 26 June 2014
* Presenters: Jenny, Marc, Mitar (wlan-sloveia), Russell (Personal Telco Project), and Isaac Wilder (Kansas City Freedom Network)
* Format: Panel w/ Sudo Mesh, wlan-slovenia, Personal Telco Project, and Kansas City Freedom Network
* [http://opensourcebridge.org/sessions/1418 Link to event page]
* [http://opensourcebridge.org/wiki/2014/From_the_Bottom_Up%3A_Building_Community-Owned_and_-Operated_Mesh_Networks Session Notes]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2014-06-25_OSBridge_Presentation.pdf Link to slides]

==Five Minutes of Shame==
*Where: Internet Archive
*Date: 22 February 2014
*Presenters: Jenny & Matt
*Format: 5-minute pitch about the project + Q&A
*Takeaways: Someone has over 100 VoIP adapters they will donate to the project if they're useful! Jesse mentioned that mischief had gotten one of the donated Meraki Sparkys working, so we're following up on that. Josh is developing a file-sharing system that may be useful in the mesh. We tailored the talk to developers in an effort to recruit :-)

==Mass Effect==
*Where: Sudo Room
*Date: 10 January 2014
*Presenters: Jenny
*Format: 5-minute pitch about the project + Q&A
* [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mass_effect#January_10th Link to event page]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2014_PeoplesOpen_ShortSlidedeck.pdf Link to slides]
*Takeaways: Rad to be part of an awesome event connecting various East Bay collectives and projects to one another.

==[http://eastbayanarchist.com/ East Bay Anarchist Bookfair]==
*Where: Humanist Hall in Oakland, CA
*Date: 26 October 2013
*Presenters: Jeremy, Juul, Jenny
*Format: Sudo Room/BAPS table with poster describing People's Open Network
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2013-10-2_CommunityWirelessSummit_Poster.jpg Link to poster]
*Takeaways: Got some new folks interested and put on the map!

==Professor Sameer Verda's Wireless Networking class for Business students==
*Where: San Francisco State University - Business Building
*Date: 12 December 2013
*Presenters: Jenny, Matt
*Format: 45-minute long presentation + questions from students
* [https://peoplesopen.net/sfsu2013 Link to Video]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2013-12-13_SFSU_Presentation.pdf Link to Slides]
*Takeaways:
**Student feedback:
***Concerns over security; inspired a potential community mesh deployment in a cul-de-sac!.
**Discussion w/ Sameer:
***Student internships and Independent study with Sudo Mesh! (3 units) - pay?,
***Wants to work on 802.11s - cheap USB hardware devices, LibraryBox/PirateBox, Internet-in-a-Box.
***Wants to have us return and give a presentation to a campus-wide Open Source group.
***Potential for course projects and coursework in Sameer's classes in the future

==[http://devsummit.aspirationtech.org/index.php?title=2013_Agenda Nonprofit Tech Summit / DevSummit]==
*Where: Preservation Park in Oakland, CA
*Date: 18-20 November 2013
*Presenters: Jenny, Matt, MaxB
*Format: 'Speed-Geeking' table, 5-minute pitches + Q&A repeated about a dozen times =)
*Takeaways: Fine-tuned our pitch! and connected to some great folks, such as Niels and Tomas who've built networks in North Africa and helped write [http://wndw.net Wireless Networking in the Developing World]! See also the [http://devsummit.aspirationtech.org/index.php?title=Community_Wireless_Networks notes from the Community Wireless Networks session].

==[http://2013.wirelesssummit.org International Summit for Community Wireless Networks]==
*Where: c-base in Berlin, Germany
*Date: 2-4 October 2013
*Presenters: Jenny
*Format: [[Women in Wireless Networking]] (panel); [[Coalition-Building for Community Wireless Networks]] (facilitated gift circle)
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2013-10-2_CommunityWirelessSummit_Poster.jpg Link to poster]

==[https://www.facebook.com/events/496768177081653/?notif_t=plan_user_joined Information Day]==
*Where: Sudo Room
*Date: 31 August 2013
*Presenters: Jenny, Juul
*Format: 30-minute long presentation + questions
* [https://peoplesopen.net/infoday2013 Link to Video]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2013-08-31_InformationDay_Presentation.pdf Link to Slides]

Mesh/Presentations

2018-11-26T05:10:47Z

Tunabananas: makin redirects

= Slides =
Here are some presentation materials that can be used to talk to communities and schools.
<gallery caption="Presentation" widths="180px" heights="120px" perrow="3">
File:Presentation-00.png
File:Presentation-01.png
File:Presentation-02.png
File:Presentation-03.png
File:Presentation-04.png
File:Presentation-05.png
</gallery>

=Past Presentations=
==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-tickets-32460849274 Build Your Own Internet Workshop v5]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 18 March 2017
*Format: 3 short talks followed by interactive workshops on cable crimping, node mounting, cow&chicken demo, TCP postcards - and with t-shirt screenprinting and swag stations!
* Takeaways:
** What went well? (Strength)
*** able to reuse lots of booths and printed matter from previous BYOIs
*** (jorrit) relaxed atmosphere with many conversations happening
*** (jorrit) hands-on actities are fun!
*** (jorrit) food was super-yummy
*** jenny: great to have nico's perspective from the global south & as longtime community networks participant in the larger global community of CWNs
*** jenny: the shirts were hella awesome
**What to do better? (Weakness)
*** demographic (mostly male, mostly white)
*** stack of pre-flashed routers for sale
*** (jorrit) provide more specific things that folks can do after the workshop - how to participate beyond the workshop
*** (jorrit) show more examples of how peoplesopen is making a difference (learn, share, build etc)
*** jenny: more targeted outreach further from the date
*** jenny: don't think we got a lot of devsummit attendees - the idea to make this BYOI more informal and partylike, at a later time, wuz a good 'un & we should do that for future post-confs (or coordinate with organizers to make an omni shindig one of their evening network/chillage events)
*** jenny: realized just after i handed off the mic that i should've passed it to all in attendance to hear at least who was present and what they were excited about or had questions/curiousity abut. in short: more gunner-style facilitation! :D
**What did we forget?
*** nametags
*** pass-the-mic intros for all participants
*** advertising more than a week in advance
***Q-n-A after the presentations....
*** agenda and better-facilitated/stewarded front greeting desk
** What to do next time?
*** (jorrit) Share/build a byoi "cook book" so folks can recycle recipes/ activities - started a drafty draft at https://github.com/buildyourowninternet/buildyourowninternet.github.io/blob/master/workshop.md
*** jenny: give every attendee at the bat a "doggy bag" of nametag, zine, button/sticker/shirt aka swag, program/agenda and optional home node

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-tickets-32460849274 Mesh the Planet! Unconference]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 4 August 2018
*Format: Unconference

== Decentralized Web Summit ==
* Where: Internet Archive, San Francisco, CA
* Date: 1 August 2018
* Format: Lightning Talk
* Presenter: Lesley
* [https://www.decentralizedweb.net/videos/lightning-talks-new-discoveries-session-5/ Link to Video] - Starts at 16:30

== [https://ournetworks.ca/ Our Networks] ==
* Where: Toronto, Canada
* Date: 14 July 2018
* Format: Presentation
* Presenters: Grant & Jenny
* [https://archive.org/details/ournetworks2018/Our_Networks_2018_Our_Stable_Networks_by_Grant_Gallo_and_Jenny_Ryan_720p.mp4 Link to Video]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/blob/master/presentations/2018-07-14-Our-Networks.md Link to Slides]

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-v4-workshop-and-panel-diy-community-networks-tickets-39566902671# Build Your Own Internet Workshop v4]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 27 January 2018
*Format: Guest speaker panel followed by hands-on workshops.
* [https://peoplesopen.net/byoi4 Link to recorded livestream]
* Takeaways:
** What went well? (Strength)
*** mai - panel discussion, informed audience, able to talk to panelist afterward, program
*** benny - surprised by the number of people, volume
*** grant - food, coffee, mingling
*** blake - the propaganda was good, zines, program, etc
*** mai - signs
*** lesley - amount of people was great
*** jorrit - expands our ability to work well together as a group
*** mai - music to kill time and set the mood~
*** mai - outreach and publication in East Bay Express, SF Funcheap, etc
** What to do better? (Weakness)
*** lesley - disappointed that teacher with students and parents weren't there
*** lesley - "white nerdy"
*** grant - number of volunteers committed to each table wasn't great
*** grant - community connection, confusing messaging, little practical application
*** mai - messaging is very much connected to the lack of diversity in participants
*** jorrit - turn people who show up into teachers
*** mai - make more donation pitches
** What to do next time? (Opportunities)
*** get more volunteer committment
*** event planning day before the event itself
*** make broader than connectivity, what do people what go to the internet for
*** collect stories of people in Oakland, not just about pipes, also about content
*** have more clarity of roles
*** get people excited to take ownership rather than having everything decided at meetings
*** but discussions and concensus at meetings is important for some issues
*** firmer protocols? more precedence?
*** instructions at each table, for things people can do on their own after table host gives spiel
*** do it somewhere else to attract different communities/participants
*** find a partnership with another organization - messaging and planning would happen with them / re-think our messaging
*** we should pick a date soon, as a target to work towards
** Threats
*** Jorrit - burn out
*** lesley - culture issues, how responsibility is delegated, when to do things, what is necessary, what isn't
*** jorrit - too many meetings? vague expectations?
*** blake - level of excitement, frustration after investing a lot of time
*** mai - connected to how we work as an org, people who put in a lot of but don't get feedback or acknowledgement
*** blake - over-ligating roles?

== RiotCon ==
* Where: East Bay Community Space, Oakland, CA
* Date: 20 January 2018
* Presenter: Jorrit
* Format: Informal presentation

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-v3-tickets-36134206384# Build Your Own Internet Workshop v3]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 23 September 2017
*Format: Workshop w/ hands-on learning stations

==[https://air.mozilla.org/nsf-wins-bay-area-meet-up/ NSF WINS Bay Area Meet-Up]==
* Where: Mozilla Community Space
* Date: 25 July 2017
* Presenter: juul
* Format: Panel
* [https://air.mozilla.org/nsf-wins-bay-area-meet-up/ Link to Recorded Livestream]

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-2-tickets-35686390956# Build Your Own Internet Workshop v2]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 1 July 2017
* Slides available here (+ extended/uncut/hackable version): https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/tree/master/presentations
*Format:
* Takeaways:
** setup better on the floor?
** table/pew layout gave more natural flow around the ballroom
*** maybe next workshop could be more of a project update instead of a welcome to the mesh?
** enjoyed the simplicity, pretty much 1~2 slides per speaker, very cool!
** solid turnout, ~headcount: more than 20 (based on Daniel's photo)
** really liked the "non-Q&A" Q&A
*** put focus more on doing and interacting instead of power and posturing
** chat/hack stations
*** kick-ass lego signage
*** door? lots of SWAG, awesome stickers, donations? square?
*** crimping?
*** wave propagation?
*** garden mesh?
**** wish I could have soldered some headers -grant
** semi-successful node flashing (4 nodes sold + 1 given away)
** people kept showing up (how many people said they came after the talks?)
** had feel more of an open-house hack session
*** idea for next time? legit hack-session/hackathon with midday break for talks/food/chatting?
** people hanging out until almost 6pm!

== [ BattleMesh v10] ==
* Where: Vienna, Austra
* Date: 10 June 2017
* Presenters: [[User:Juul]]
* Format: Presentation
* [https://peoplesopen.net/battlemesh10 Link to Video]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/blob/master/presentations/2017-06-10_BattlemeshV10_DisasterRadio_Presentation_hackable.odp Link to Slides]

==[https://www.eventbrite.com/e/build-your-own-internet-workshop-tickets-32460849274 Build Your Own Internet Workshop v1]==
*Where: Omni Commons
*Date: 18 March 2017
*Format: 3 short talks followed by interactive workshops on cable crimping, node mounting, link propagation, babeld lab
* [https://www.periscope.tv/w/1BdxYPRlvwQJX Link to Livestream]
* Takeaways:
** The ethernet cable guide wallet-size cards w/ paperclips were a hit!

==[http://birdhouseartcollective.com/workshops/2016/2/23/april-29-open-engagement-conference Omni Commons Fair]==
*Where: The Omni
*Date: 30 April 2016
* Presenters: Jenny
* Format: Table
* [https://www.facebook.com/events/1019941721421475/ Link to event page]

==[http://symbiosisgathering.com Symbiosis Festival]==
* Where: Oakdale, CA
*Date: 19 September 2015
* Presenters: Marc & Jenny
* Format: Panel w/ EFF and Open Whisper Systems
* [https://www.eff.org/event/hacker-qa Link to event page] and [http://symbiosisgathering.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/schedule-03-saturday.jpg Symbiosis schedule]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150918002452/http://symbiosisgathering.com:80/workshops/jenny-ryan/ Jenny Bio]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150918002502/http://symbiosisgathering.com:80/workshops/marc-juul/ Marc Bio]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2015-09-19_Symbiosis_Panel.pdf Link to slides]
* Takeaways: Awesome to present with our friends @ EFF and OWS, though turnout was less than we'd hope (likely given our timeslot: 8pm on Saturday night). The organizers of Symbiosis are working to evolve the culture toward more of an "open university" model, which would be a good niche for us to do outreach in the future.

==The Future of the Internet After Net Neutrality: A Learning Session==
* Where: San Francisco City Hall
* Date: 30 April 2015
* Presenters: Jenny & Marc
* Format: Talk followed by various breakout sessions
* [https://www.facebook.com/events/768765033237861/ Link to FB event page] and [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-future-of-the-internet-after-net-neutrality-a-learning-session-tickets-16226470811# Eventbrite page]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2015-04-30_SF_CityHall_Presentation.pdf Link to slides]

==Open Source Bridge==
* Where: Portland, OR
*Date: 26 June 2014
* Presenters: Jenny, Marc, Mitar (wlan-sloveia), Russell (Personal Telco Project), and Isaac Wilder (Kansas City Freedom Network)
* Format: Panel w/ Sudo Mesh, wlan-slovenia, Personal Telco Project, and Kansas City Freedom Network
* [http://opensourcebridge.org/sessions/1418 Link to event page]
* [http://opensourcebridge.org/wiki/2014/From_the_Bottom_Up%3A_Building_Community-Owned_and_-Operated_Mesh_Networks Session Notes]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2014-06-25_OSBridge_Presentation.pdf Link to slides]

==Five Minutes of Shame==
*Where: Internet Archive
*Date: 22 February 2014
*Presenters: Jenny & Matt
*Format: 5-minute pitch about the project + Q&A
*Takeaways: Someone has over 100 VoIP adapters they will donate to the project if they're useful! Jesse mentioned that mischief had gotten one of the donated Meraki Sparkys working, so we're following up on that. Josh is developing a file-sharing system that may be useful in the mesh. We tailored the talk to developers in an effort to recruit :-)

==Mass Effect==
*Where: Sudo Room
*Date: 10 January 2014
*Presenters: Jenny
*Format: 5-minute pitch about the project + Q&A
* [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mass_effect#January_10th Link to event page]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2014_PeoplesOpen_ShortSlidedeck.pdf Link to slides]
*Takeaways: Rad to be part of an awesome event connecting various East Bay collectives and projects to one another.

==[http://eastbayanarchist.com/ East Bay Anarchist Bookfair]==
*Where: Humanist Hall in Oakland, CA
*Date: 26 October 2013
*Presenters: Jeremy, Juul, Jenny
*Format: Sudo Room/BAPS table with poster describing People's Open Network
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2013-10-2_CommunityWirelessSummit_Poster.jpg Link to poster]
*Takeaways: Got some new folks interested and put on the map!

==Professor Sameer Verda's Wireless Networking class for Business students==
*Where: San Francisco State University - Business Building
*Date: 12 December 2013
*Presenters: Jenny, Matt
*Format: 45-minute long presentation + questions from students
* [https://peoplesopen.net/sfsu2013 Link to Video]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2013-12-13_SFSU_Presentation.pdf Link to Slides]
*Takeaways:
**Student feedback:
***Concerns over security; inspired a potential community mesh deployment in a cul-de-sac!.
**Discussion w/ Sameer:
***Student internships and Independent study with Sudo Mesh! (3 units) - pay?,
***Wants to work on 802.11s - cheap USB hardware devices, LibraryBox/PirateBox, Internet-in-a-Box.
***Wants to have us return and give a presentation to a campus-wide Open Source group.
***Potential for course projects and coursework in Sameer's classes in the future

==[http://devsummit.aspirationtech.org/index.php?title=2013_Agenda Nonprofit Tech Summit / DevSummit]==
*Where: Preservation Park in Oakland, CA
*Date: 18-20 November 2013
*Presenters: Jenny, Matt, MaxB
*Format: 'Speed-Geeking' table, 5-minute pitches + Q&A repeated about a dozen times =)
*Takeaways: Fine-tuned our pitch! and connected to some great folks, such as Niels and Tomas who've built networks in North Africa and helped write [http://wndw.net Wireless Networking in the Developing World]! See also the [http://devsummit.aspirationtech.org/index.php?title=Community_Wireless_Networks notes from the Community Wireless Networks session].

==[http://2013.wirelesssummit.org International Summit for Community Wireless Networks]==
*Where: c-base in Berlin, Germany
*Date: 2-4 October 2013
*Presenters: Jenny
*Format: [[Women in Wireless Networking]] (panel); [[Coalition-Building for Community Wireless Networks]] (facilitated gift circle)
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2013-10-2_CommunityWirelessSummit_Poster.jpg Link to poster]

==[https://www.facebook.com/events/496768177081653/?notif_t=plan_user_joined Information Day]==
*Where: Sudo Room
*Date: 31 August 2013
*Presenters: Jenny, Juul
*Format: 30-minute long presentation + questions
* [https://peoplesopen.net/infoday2013 Link to Video]
* [https://github.com/sudomesh/propaganda/presentations/2013-08-31_InformationDay_Presentation.pdf Link to Slides]