[pp.int.general] Pirate Academy / Workshops

[roberto aka robske]

I support Thijs' proposal.

@Jelena: Your statement has valid concerns, but does immediately raise new
questions:
1. How would you define 'disrupte elements' without allowing for abuse of
this definition? The term 'disruptive element' is as vague as the word
'terrorist' is.
2. considering that 'disruptive element' is a very vague term, are we even
willing to exclude people by certain vaguely described characteristics?

In my opinion, blocking people from these events, even when knowing that
they will disrupt the process, is something you do not want to do and opens
up a door of more abuse of this. A process has to be resilient against
this. Hiding it from people who could disrupt it is counterproductive and
feeds them with even more ammunition.


On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 9:34 PM, Jelena Jovanovic
<jelena.the.one at gmail.com>wrote:

> I totally support this sharing of knowledge
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> only I would like to avoid teaching disruptive elements like neonazis ;P
> how to run a successful campaign or how to develop message that resonates.
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> occupy tried similar thing....
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> On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 11:55 AM, Simon Frew <
> simon.frew at pirateparty.org.au> wrote:
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>> Yeah I like the idea.
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>> Could record them and put them up somewhere too so time differences don't
>> cause people to miss out.
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>> On 21 November 2013 21:13, Thijs Markus <thijs.markus at piratenpartij.nl>wrote:
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>>> For a while now I've been walking around with the idea to set up
>>> something of a pirate academy.
>>>
>>> The basic idea is that we put up a livestream with someone giving a
>>> workshop regarding an issue, which could be nearly anything, and people can
>>> tune in, learn, and ask questions. The content could be nearly anything:
>>> how does one campaign effectively? How does wipo actually work? What are
>>> the details regarding issue X or Y? There is a lot of information sharing
>>> which simply doesn't happen effectively between us as is, and I hope such a
>>> format would help foster it.
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>>> So we make a sort of online college room where we can all tune in and
>>> learn these things from those amongst us who can teach the rest of us at a
>>> set date. I'm pretty sure everyone here has something to add to our
>>> collective understanding.
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>>> For now, this email is primarily a feeler email: who would be interested
>>> here in giving such workshops? Who would like to help me set up the
>>> aforementioned infrastructure? Who has an even better idea of how to
>>> realise this than the aforementioned online college?
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>>> Let's get started doing that bit we're allegedly have international
>>> co-operation for: sharing knowledge and best practices.
>>>
>>> Hope you'll give it some thought,
>>>
>>> Ikke
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