The founding of the Yangon Anarchist Association
From Yangon Anarchist Association
Summing up, “Yangon Anarchist Association” is established to gradually transform into a regional-level IWA affiliate “IWA-Yangon”.
From Yangon Anarchist Association
Summing up, “Yangon Anarchist Association” is established to gradually transform into a regional-level IWA affiliate “IWA-Yangon”.
From Freedom News UK
Cheerio Twitter, it was … all a bit rubbish tbh.
From Pramen
We were prompted to write this critical text by a situation that happened recently in social networks. In brief: we were invited to an anarchist group, where there was a person X., who was responsible for some pretty big problems within the anarchist movement. As a result of a conversation about X. we were removed from the chat room because we were considered to be engaging in “policing” and “blackmail”.
From From Embers
Our fediverse correspondent Lenny returns to discuss the FBI seizure of the servers of Kolektiva.social, the largest anarchist instance on Mastodon. We also talk about the continuing discrediting of big tech companies such as Twitter, Meta and Reddit, and what that might mean for people working to build an open-source, decentralized alternative to corporate social media platforms.
From Neowin
by Paul Hill
July 1, 2023
Attempting to mark 15 years of radical radio, the Dissident Island posse put together our 265th episode which also brings 2022 to a close. In store for you here:
From CrimethInc.
Twitter and the End of Social Media
On a platform like Twitter, a project like ours is like a canary in a coal mine: when things change, we are the first to go, and that means the clock is ticking for everyone.
From subMedia
This is our chance to re-imagine social media, and our relationship to it. To rediscover the lost promise of the Internet. To construct new digital worlds in the burning shell of the old. And to do it together.
From CrimethInc.
A New Poster and Zine for an Offline Media Offensive
Last week, Elon Musk personally banned us from Twitter at the request of a far-right troll. [...] In response, we invite you to make the streets of your community speak out with a new poster about capitalists like Elon Musk and Donald Trump. If there’s one medium that billionaires will never control, it’s wheatpaste.
From CrimethInc.
On November 25, at the urging of a far-right troll, Elon Musk banned the @crimethinc Twitter account. Musk’s goal in acquiring Twitter had nothing to do with “free speech”—it was a partisan move intended to silence opposition while opening up space for the far right. This underscores the hazards of depending on corporate social media platforms.
From It's Going Down
Fediverse Grows as Musk Tanks Twitter; Far-Right Beaten Back from Eugene to Penn State
From F-91W Distro
An anarchist introduction to federated social media
From Libertarian Labyrinth by Shawn P. Wilbur
What follows is a long Twitter thread, originally intended for the audience there as a response to certain criticisms of the historical account developed by myself and others regarding mutualism. It’s a mix of reflections on our search for the perhaps ultimately illusory core of “the mutualism tradition” and thoughts on how to apply the lessons learned in the course of that exploration.