Hamishcampbell

@Hamishcampbell@campaign.openworlds.info

An organic intellectual, that's me :') Please ask questions here

Looking at the fluffy side of activism #NGO

#fedi22 #openweb #opensource #4opens #OMN #technology #tech #social #grassroots #activitypub #reboot #fluff

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Hamishcampbell, to random

common sense is now the illness of 40 years of worshiping the so they is little "sense" left.

This is a problem we need to work past urgently

Hamishcampbell, to random

Let's look at the social and political ground the owners of our "new" social media stand on:

X (twitter) is far right
Threads (Facebook/Instagram) corporate right
Nostor Libertarian right

Mastodon centre left

That's it, we have no real left-wing social media, good to keep this in mind when supporting projects

Hamishcampbell, to random

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY54IZSJ4B0 The mess we are making

Hamishcampbell, (edited ) to KISS

The "tragedy of the commons" is complex as it's a real thing inside capitalism, and we do all live inside capitalism, so it's a real thing. For it not to be a real thing, you will need to change the human world to live in a different economic system to capitalism - this is a challenge.

So functionally, it is a real thing that we encounter in most alternatives. Best to keep this in mind when building alternatives

etc :)

Hamishcampbell, to churning

The and problem we have suffered from the last 15 years. Composting is a good use for , but the is strong on this use.

The mess we have made with and of the last 40 years needs a path out of.

We can all agree it's a mess, can we agree to pick up shovels to compost this mess

Hamishcampbell, (edited ) to fediverse

The of the has dropped the quality and interestingness of content share by a lot over the last few months.

This is a issue we have not looked at yet.

Hamishcampbell, to mastodon

The talking about my subject https://publicinfrastructure.org/podcast-download/1307/81-ben-tarnoff-2.mp3

Hamishcampbell, (edited ) to opensource

and the wider are native project based on the people who try to "hardern" and "secure" this are completely missing where the value is at.

They are spreading and endangering real activists acting this way.

Media is "open" useing .

Anything that is not media should use encrypted p2p chat, there are many mature projects for this.

Hamishcampbell, to fediverse

Our if you are wondering why I am documenting the devouring of this reboot, it is because next time we can maybe try and mediate our "libertarian cats" for a better outcome. We cannot just keep fucking up like this

Hamishcampbell, to random

https://campaign.openworlds.info For people, organisations, staff, consultants, academics and researchers working on or supporting progressive social change. We are nurturing a community to develop campaigning and policy practice aimed at policy change and best practice.

This is a space for the fluffy. If this isn't you, check out https://activism.openworlds for more "in the dirt" (direct action) activism.

Hamishcampbell, to fediverse

This information matters because it sheds light on the origins and development of as a reboot of the . It highlights the contrast between mainstream platforms () and the grassroots efforts of individuals and communities () who are passionate about creating an open and decentralized web. The accidental nature of this reboot underscores the importance of DIY culture and the underfunding of openweb technologies.

Hamishcampbell, to random

https://socialhub.activitypub.rocks/t/history-of-activitypub/3331/5?u=hamishcampbell We need to tell our own social history, just focusing on tech is a

Hamishcampbell, to random

ON here I talk abut things that matter for the from 20 years expirence of doing things that matter on the

People who this, the increasing majority, are making themselves pointless.

Because this pushes them to focus on things that do not matter.

Please don't be one of these pointless people, thanks :)

Hamishcampbell, to tech

@NGIZero @sovtechfund

Our current crap funding and agendas are a part of this extinction level event https://news.sky.com/story/world-has-lost-battle-to-stop-glaciers-melting-and-sea-level-rising-un-meteorological-chief-says-12898899

The last 20 years of has obviously been both pushing this problem and doing almost nothing to stop it. On the tech side, we are still being prats on his.

Please think about this , thanks.

Hamishcampbell, (edited ) to random

In the era of and people who are the needed social change in tech are criminals, that are playing an active role in the genocide of our societies and peoples due to social and ecological breakdown.

We have different paths in place are working examples of social tech tools to mediate away from this criminality.

Take a moment to step away, take a breath, think then act. Don't be a prat, thanks

Hamishcampbell, to opensource

We need consensus on this: The is a social retelling of and to bring focus and power back to our community that we lost to the for the last 20 years.

Hamishcampbell, to opensource

The infrastructure is not without cost https://opencollective.com/open-media-network

Hamishcampbell, to random

What are doing now Yep this is GOOD, and it's the usual self-defeating shit, did you see my video report on this https://visionon.tv/w/gq6qCiUoC2J8RqhYHgpmzq

Hamishcampbell, to random

The has 3 subjects to talk about. 1) tradition of working activist grassroots organizing 2) the use of technological federation, ActivityPub and the Fediverse traditions to scale. 3) original thinking, bringing these together for grassroots producer governance, this part needs lots of input. https://socialhub.activitypub.rocks/t/working-and-thinking-on-native-openweb-aproches-to-governance/2898?u=hamishcampbell

Hamishcampbell, to fediverse

https://socialhub.activitypub.rocks/t/working-and-thinking-on-native-openweb-aproches-to-governance/2898/12?u=hamishcampbell I wonder how much people recognize that from a “native” prospective we are failing in just about every way in the apart from more people, and more tech mess. Please don’t JUMP to take this the wrong way, more people is GOOD, more tech mess is part of the process.

Hamishcampbell, to random

Fluffy office occupations are a good tool for creating more real dialogue with organizations that are BLOCKING the change and challenge that is needed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MixCTe334io this is an example from

Hamishcampbell, to opensource

The is a social retelling of and to bring focus and power back to our communers that we lost to the for the last 20 years.

Hamishcampbell, to opensource

Have a look at as a social restating of to use as a tool for building community and pushing tech change and challenge.

Hamishcampbell, to fediverse

Hamish Campbell is an organic intellectual and a part of the . He is the owner of the website http://hamishcampbell.com, which features his projects, videos, and blog posts. He is also active on social media platforms such as the , Twitter and YouTube. Hamish is interested in the intersection of politics and technology and believes that all code is ideology solidified into action. He is critical of contemporary code based on capitalism.

Hamishcampbell, to random

is an online platform that serves as a forum for discussions and collaboration related to the development and implementation of decentralized social networking protocols and technologies. The platform is focused on the Fediverse, a network of decentralized social media platforms that use the ActivityPub protocol to communicate with each other.

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