[hackerspaces-theory] ping

[maxigas]

From: Andrew Schrock <aschrock at usc.edu>
Subject: Re: [hackerspaces-theory] ping
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2012 10:44:33 -0800

> Hi (again!) Maxigas, 
> 
> Good question. This is the first email I received from this list since signing up
> over a year ago. I'm game to help make this more lively and useful! 

hehe, nice.  OK, since i am scanning to formulate my research question these days, i will post some ideas for discussion here, too.

> Also this might be an interesting topic for future presentations: how to maintain
> a larger repository of hackerspace research and hacker culture? Us hacker types
> seem better at creating resources than thinking about their long-term contexts of
> use. 

the whole web is supernonpersistent stuff.  i think the first step is to refresh 

http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Theory

and

http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/HackingResearch

and maybe duplicate them on the p2pfoundation wiki.

that was we make sure that at least one of those sites will have
outdated documentation at all times, hehe. :P

if done we know that we can do stuff, feel good from getting things
done, and then we can gear up our ambitions.

how do you store your references?  i am thinking about refreshing a
public bibtex file daily.

maxigas, kiberpunk

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