Re: <nettime> the great re-alignment

[David Herzog via nettime-l <nettime-l@lists.nettime.org>]

On Mon, 11 Nov 2024, Jon Lebkowsky via nettime-l wrote:

> For my part, I'm working on creating some guidance for online communities 
> to form - not social media, but actual communities - and thinking about how 
> they might network to scale.

Some guidance system would indeed be a nice tool. Please share your ideas to 
build op actual communities (live or onlin)e with us?

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On Mon, 11 Nov 2024, Jon Lebkowsky via nettime-l wrote:

> For my part, I'm working on creating some guidance for online communities 
> to form - not social media, but actual communities - and thinking about how 
> they might network to scale.
>
>
> On Sat, Nov 9, 2024 at 7:09 AM Allan Siegel via nettime-l <
> nettime-l@lists.nettime.org> wrote:
>
> > Hello Brian and Nettimers,
> >
> > Brian commented,
> >
> > "When it comes to national politics, you have to have a
> > shared vision and the beginnings of a shared plan. The vision has to be
> > encompassing enough to eventually constitute a majority."
> >
> > The left (for lack of a more detailed descriptor) in the U.S. is so
> > splintered that it is unable to project on a significant scale "the
> > beginnings of a shared plan." AMEN!
> >
> > AND
> > "Contemporary polarization is spatial and educational."
> >
> > These are very basic points of attack - central to what Project 2025 has
> > in its sights - towards undermining, eradicating, the remaining remnants
> > of civil society and public institutions - especially public schools.
> > The DeSantis program in Florida is a prime example of this. I think I
> > understand better what you mean by 'polarization' - the resistance to
> > the DeSantis program is limited because there is an atomization of the
> > resistance instead of coalitions; Polarities, of one form or another,
> > are fighting individual battles instead of some form of common front.
> > Secondly, I agree that the polarization is spatial and this is extremely
> > important; spatiality in this sense means a systemic delimiting of the
> > public sphere either by the police or by the de facto censoring of
> > information or robust forms of media discourse. We see this in terms of
> > the repression of protests relating to the genocide in Gaza, closing of
> > libraries, and the homogenization of popular culture and means of
> > communication. best for now allan
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