The Sunflower Movement — Online Communities, Governments & Transparency
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The "Sunflower" here is taken to mean MediaWiki (2003) and its spiritual successors in technologies enabling community spaces.
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The Sunflower Movement — Online Communities, Governments & Transparency
- 1. The Sunflower Movement Online Communities, Governments & Transparency au @ mbl, 2014-10-03
- 2. UTC+2 UTC+8 Greetings, I’m @au from the future!
- 3. Sunflower
- 4. Hong Kong Since Sep. 26 ~200k Protestors Self-organized Actocracy
- 5. Hong Kong Since Sep. 26 ~200k Protestors Self-organized Actocracy
- 6. Hong Kong Since Sep. 26 ~200k Protestors Self-organized Actocracy
- 7. Hong Kong Since Sep. 26 ~200k Protestors Self-organized Actocracy
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- 14. Hackfoldr: Edit
- 15. Hackfoldr: Edit
- 17. Hackfoldr: Fork & Merge
- 18. Hackfoldr: Fork & Merge
- 19. Blackboard @ Harvard, 1977
- 20. Blackboard @ Harvard, 1977
- 21. Spreadsheet, 1978 Dan Bricklin Steve Mann
- 24. =SUM( ) 0
- 25. 10 =SUM( ) 0 10
- 26. 10 20 =SUM( ) 1300
- 27. 10 20 30 =SUM( ) 13600
- 28. VisiCalc, 1979
- 29. VisiCalc, 1979
- 30. Files and Disks, 1979-1999 Back-and-forth, Fragmented space
- 31. Creative Commons + Wikipedia, 2001
- 32. Creative Commons + Wikipedia, 2001
- 33. Creative Commons + Wikipedia, 2001
- 34. Sunflower, 2003
- 35. Sunflower, 2003 Marshall McLuhan Space
- 36. Sunflower, 2003 Marshall McLuhan Space Ward Cunningham & Community
- 37. WikiCalc, 2005 SocialCalc, 2006 Luke Closs & Dan Ross Mayfield
- 38. WikiCalc, 2005 SocialCalc, 2006 OLPC Sugar, 2008 Luke Closs & Dan Ross Mayfield Sheetnode, 2008
- 39. SocialCalc over Mesh Networking, 2009 Manusheel Gupta Vijit Singh
- 40. #1 Mobile App in Hong Kong
- 41. EtherPad, 2008 HackPad, 2012 Forks: PiratePad, Framapad, MoPad…
- 42. EtherCalc, 2011 Private, Anonymous, Small Footprint
- 43. EtherCalc, 2011 Private, Anonymous, Small Footprint
- 44. Hackfoldr, 2013
- 45. Community
- 46. Facebook does not a Community make ! Facebook ;/)01(69 ,4H Do you see Facebook as an instrument to encourage civic engagement? No, I can most definitely say, absolutely not.! It makes citizens feel as if they have participated. Chang Ta-Chuen, 2013 C
- 47. F=?82F3
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- 50. Learned Helplessness ! '+-A7 ‣ Nonprofit groups’ media exposure was ineffective and not proactive ‣ Individuals felt powerless to influence policies and politics ‣ Online participation could not translate into action or collaboration ‣ Open-source communities cared little for social issues ‣ Generation gaps prevented offline and online activists from collaborating
- 51. *+! ! ) % ! $ ! '-! .,# TH Schee, 2012
- 52. 20 Months 20+ Hackathons 1000+ Contributors 40+ Projects 30+ Talks
- 53. 1000+ Contributors (250+ on IRC) 30% Activists/gov 40% Developers 30% Designers
- 54. Step 1 Open Source Making the open source community Angry about social issues
- 55. October 16, 2012 “All real estate transactions must register the actual price” (3) Citizen Control? (8) 2 ≯ 8 Reform the Hackers! (2)
- 56. October 19, 2012 “We have a very complex plan. It is too complicated to explain. Never mind the details — just go along with it!” (1)
- 57. October 19, 2012 “We have a very complex plan. It is too complicated to explain. Never mind the details — just go along with it!” (1)
- 58. October 19, 2012 “We have a very complex plan. It is too complicated to explain. Never mind the details — just go along with it!” (1)
- 59. December 1, 2012 0th Hackathon of Martial Mobilization Congress, Geography, Weather, Electricity, Healthcare…
- 60. OSDC.tw Q2 2013 Decentralized: Each project is independent; no one individual represents g0v.tw. ! Transparent: By presenting data in an easily accessible form, we encourage civic awareness, as well as concrete proposals for improvements. ! Open: All our projects are released under Open Source and Creative Commons licenses, allowing community members to carry on each other’s projects.
- 61. The New Hacker Ethics, 2014 1. People in the space belong to the space. 2. All spatial practices are useful rituals, to be filled with subjective content. 3. What is significant and fundamentally important to the community needs to be celebrated in extended festivities. – Stefanie Wuschitz
- 62. Step 2 Open Source Introduce the activist community to the Open Source way
- 63. Collaboration without (central) Coordination
- 64. Branding Evolution by @evenwu++
- 65. From Anger to Fact Q2 2013
- 66. From Anger to Fact Q2 2013
- 67. News Helper Browser Extension Q3 2013
- 68. Dynamic Democracy Q3 2013
- 69. Congress Matters Q4 2013
- 70. Congress Matters Q4 2013
- 71. Congress Matters Q4 2013
- 72. COSCUP × 1985 Q3 2013
- 73. COSCUP × 1985 Q3 2013
- 74. Step 3 Engage Design how non-contributors are consuming your information
- 75. Air Quality (pm 2.5)
- 76. Political Contribution (TW) Printed and Scanned from this building
- 78. Make them contributors! 300k data cleared by 10k people within 24hrs
- 80. SDC.tw 0th Sunflower Digital Camp 3/19 ~ 4/10
- 81. COSCUP × 1985 Q3 2013
- 82. Cable, Power, Radio 3/8 Live Broadcasting
- 83. 哋䠒懀螛 hands-on open-source Free Software Social Activism Civic Media public-spirited
- 84. 劅䨟矨螛 䰟蒺⧹螛 3/18
- 85. 3/19 #Broadcast (Hackfoldr, Hackpad)
- 86. 3/19 #Broadcast (Hackfoldr, Hackpad)
- 87. 3/20 Wifi Bridge #Supplies (Google Forms, PTT)
- 88. 3/21 WiMax Deployment #Network (Hackfoldr, Google Docs)
- 89. 3/23 g0v.today #HiNet #LAN
- 90. 3/24 EtherCalc Offline g0v.hackpad.com Offline
- 93. 3/28 #SkyWatch
- 94. 3/29
- 95. 3/30
- 96. 3/31 #g0v-public UHXSOLQN SI6HQVH +LQHW3332( QJLQ[ 'QDPLF,3 HPWUXQN
- 97. /$1 UWQX UWQX /$1 /$1 WUXQN ⦻㔞 00 ႝ୍LS㝈ὶ NN XHIRUZDUG =;(/+XE ⌧᭷
- 98. %XIIDOR+XE ⌧᭷
- 99. 5 5 :$1
- 100. 4/2 #g0v-public (pfSense, nginx, git)
- 101. 4/2 #g0v-public (pfSense, nginx, git)
- 102. 4/4 #Loomio “Real democracy needs to include everyone.”
- 103. 4/5 #CivilConstitutionalConvention CC-By g0v.tw
- 104. #NetNeutrality %. ( +21 #1)1 ,* 0-(
- 105. '$!/
- 106. #NetNeutrality %. ( +21 When I supported broadcasting on that night, I wasn’t aware that people were going to climb over the wall. But only a neutral Internet #1)1 ,* can connect people inside and outside of the wall. Communication diminishes conflicts and misunderstanding — That was my only intention. 0-(
- 107. '$!/
- 108. #Transparency
- 109. “If we beli#eve Tin trhea ponwers ofp opaennreses annd tcranysparency, we shall wield it to triumph over darkness.”
- 110. But what makes Internet telegardening interesting, and what makes it a cousin of traditional gardening, is that it affords a direct link with a real garden — not, of course a causally direct link, but an epistemically direct link. And it is this epistemic directness that matters. When telerobotic engagement is epistemically direct, it gives us uninferred knowledge of a garden thousands of miles away, and with it a desire to tend that garden and see it grow. – Michael Idinopulos, «Telepistemology, Mediation, and the Design of Transparent Interfaces»
- 111. Taipei, November 8-9 30 talks Unconference http://summit.g0v.tw
- 112. Clay Shirky David Eaves Felipe Álvarez (FCI/CL) Gregory Engels (PPI/DE) Matthew Rumsey (Sunlight/US) Richard Bartlett (Loomio/NZ) Lucy Park (Team POPONG/KR) Paul Lenz (mySociety/UK) Tim KT Chan (Code4HK/HK) Taipei, November 8-9 30 talks Unconference http://summit.g0v.tw