News about Lorea https://lorea.org/
("Lorea is a project to create secure social cybernetic systems, in
which a network of humans will become simultaneously represented on a
virtual shared world.
Its aim is to create a distributed and federated nodal organization of
entities with no geophysical t
Lolwut?
On Nov 6, 2012 6:32 PM, "Anne Roth" wrote:
> News about Lorea https://lorea.org/
>
> ("Lorea is a project to create secure social cybernetic systems, in
> which a network of humans will become simultaneously represented on a
> virtual shared world.
>
> Its aim is to create a distributed a
Either I'm a total idiot or this is the most pretentious website on the
Internet
NK
On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 12:06 PM, Alex Comninos wrote:
> Lolwut?
> On Nov 6, 2012 6:32 PM, "Anne Roth" wrote:
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>> News about Lorea https://lorea.org/
>>
>> ("Lorea is a project to create secure social cyberne
Nadim Kobeissi writes:
> Either I'm a total idiot or this is the most pretentious website on the
> Internet
Is this list really consisting of 'lolwut' and the above, plus every
once and a while massive drama flameouts? I feel like I am being
downgraded against my will.
Frankly, both of those re
Hi
On Wed, 7 Nov 2012 12:13:04 -0500
Nadim Kobeissi wrote:
> Either I'm a total idiot or this is the most pretentious website on the
> Internet
>
>
There may be more options than the two you see at the moment.. :)
I'm certainly using it like mad since it came out, both bug finding as well as
On 7 November 2012 19:43, micah anderson wrote:
> Frankly, both of those reactions are embarassing. Are you unaware of the
> most important tool that has been used for the most recent Spanish
> mobilizations, not to mention many occupy groups around the world and
> are letting the entire list kno
Alex Comninos writes:
> On 7 November 2012 19:43, micah anderson wrote:
>
>> Frankly, both of those reactions are embarassing. Are you unaware of the
>> most important tool that has been used for the most recent Spanish
>> mobilizations, not to mention many occupy groups around the world and
>>
Anyone familiar with who needs liberation and what technology they
require, is of course aware of lorea, and that includes everyone I know
on this list. The new release looks great guys, thanks for all your
effort. :-)
All the best,
Heather
On 12-11-07 11:46 AM, ale fernandez wrote:
Hi
"Anyone familiar with who needs liberation and what technology they
require, is of course aware of lorea."
This statement is baffling and demonstrably untrue. This is certainly
the first I've ever heard of Lorea and I have not, to my knowledge, met
a single person who uses it.
When I go to read
Lorea came out of the M15 movement, to fill a need for communication
during the first demonstrations in Spain in May 2011 and to link
assembleas around the world. It was a patched together solution that
went within days to tens of thousands of users (perhaps higher, numbers
would require a look
Hi,
Micah, thanks for stepping in. I'd like to take the opportunity to
address the general atmosphere we create here through this mailing list.
It's not the first time it happened to me that I held my breath for a
moment trying to understand whether a reply to an email sent to this
list was just
Dear all
as a close person to the developer team, I send some information regarding
lorea background.
First of all, apologies cause we are not English native, you might
find therefore some pieces of our texts pretentious or bad written.
On the other side, we are fluent in spanish, catalan, eusk
sorry, I forgot in my previous email to refer to FoxGlove license and
the collaboration within the GNU social project,
i copy paste an email of one of the developers explaining this issue
cheers
*** One of the novelties in Foxglove is the license. Last February,
the Lorea Virtual Assembly decided
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On 11/07/2012 02:46 PM, ale fernandez wrote:
> I'm certainly using it like mad since it came out, both bug
> finding as well as actually filling in assemblies - I'm in an
> assembly run cooperative and using lorea is really important as a
> shared pla
So is Lorea meant to be a social web alternative? How is it different from
Tent.io?
On Thu, Nov 8, 2012 at 10:07 AM, The Doctor wrote:
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> On 11/07/2012 02:46 PM, ale fernandez wrote:
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> > I'm certainly using it like mad since it came out, both
Hi Mr doctor who, I never thought I'd meet you in a time and space like this :)
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> On 11/07/2012 02:46 PM, ale fernandez wrote:
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>> I'm certainly using it like mad since it came out, both bug
>> findin
Hi,
On 8 November 2012 23:19, Yosem Companys wrote:
> So is Lorea meant to be a social web alternative? How is it different from
> Tent.io?
>
I'd say more a tool for organising, and sharing info but also with
social network features from it's elgg-ish beginnings. I've not used
tent-io, sorry, b
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On 11/08/2012 05:19 PM, Yosem Companys wrote:
> So is Lorea meant to be a social web alternative? How is it
> different from Tent.io?
tent.io is a protocol on top of which applications can be developed.
Lorea is a web application (a suite of applicat
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