tdwyt October 2013

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[Tdwyt] New privacy policy and cookie notice
by Sam Tuke 01 Nov '13

01 Nov '13

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Not the most exciting features we have, but important for transparency and compliance: http://theydontwantyou.to/privacy-policy.html Also notice the cookie notice at the top of each page. Enjoy, Sam. - -- Sam Tuke Campaign Manager Free Software Foundation Europe IM : samtuke(a)jabber.fsfe.org Latest UK Free Software news: uk.fsfe.org Is freedom important to you? Join the fellowship.fsfe.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.15 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iF4EAREIAAYFAlJyjuIACgkQ1bR1Itj7YQWVJwD+Ns/vdICQsu4T0ILYb12kfDzT wNY2sJKE7tx4aMsSeQQA/iFwvp2CMFPPwoC5wB+Hpg0dxAPQv+TBTvPeaWZDyi/7 =76jW -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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[Tdwyt] TDWYT stickers arrived
by Erik Albers 31 Oct '13

31 Oct '13

Dear list, finally all They don't want you to stickers arrived! You can order then from now on on our promo-page: https://fsfe.org/contribute/spreadtheword.en.html#tdwyt (update in 4 minutes) Happy stickering, Erik -- Erik Albers | https://fsfe.org/about/albers Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) - Campaigns & Community Free as in Freedom!

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[Tdwyt] Campaign Timeframe
by Chris Hayes 31 Oct '13

31 Oct '13

Hi Sam, In another thread I'd asked when this campaign was likely to be 'going live'; it was suggested that you're the person to ask about this. Likewise, do you have a breakdown of any key dates/milestones that you'll need certain things done by? From what I can see, this project is quite young, so things might not have gotten that far yet. Kind regards, Chris

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Re: [Tdwyt] Launching in November: TheyDontWantYou.To
by Guido Arnold 24 Oct '13

24 Oct '13

Hello, (added tdwyt@ to distribution list) On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 01:55:44AM +0200, Guido Arnold wrote: > > The first time I heard about it was at FSCONS last year when Sam gave > a talk about it. I had a chat with him a few minutes before he sent ... > Well, in preparation to my upcoming Fellowship-meeting in Frankfurt, I > watched it [2] again and took some notes to save you the <30 minutes. ... > If anybody finds time to put this in prose, please share! But the most It happens to be me who found the time as I wanted to promote this campaign within the edu-team and on the public edu-eu(a)gnu.org mailing list with a summary of Sam's talk. Please comment and improve! ---- There are not enough people working on freedom. FSFE wants to find out why and change the situation. Amazing things are happening (occupy, fight against ACTA, etc.) which proof that there are people thinking about their future and *do something* about it. Not just by signing a petition or pressing a "like" button: They go on the streets. That's a hell of a commitment. They are young people, with their careers in front of them, not interested in a world that restricts their future. We need to engage with these people. We've got tons of info, but we don't reach enough people with what we have. Now we want to try something different. We need students to think first before they invest 3 years (and tuition) on a university to find themselves locked in a proprietary system/knowledge. It's about rebellion (in a way). The demographic we are aiming at is used to be rebellious. We want to harvest the rebellious spirit a bit. That's where theydontwantyou.to comes in. --- Its about the people doing the work. We'll see where they want to go. We start the campaign, but we don't own it. What we have to achieve is ending the tolerance of digital restrictions (which are everywhere). We want to rub them in people's faces, ask them: "What do you think about that? What's your reaction? Are you happy with being treated as a fool, again and again and again? Now you know they don't want you to do this. What do you want to do (about it)?" We want to change their minds. This isn't about negative campaigning. It's about people thinking about the negative things they are experiencing. Creating a little space for positive campaigns. We will provide a different interface to ideas. Very targeted, that doesn't say the same things we already have. --- We'll spread already prepared Messages (tweets, dents, ...) once a day to attract attention and lead to the tdwyt page. The messages don't have to be recent. The point is to show how much we have to put up with over time. The look of the website is a little hackerish to make it appear rebellious and just touching base. There are only two ways: "Resist" or "Disobey", that's intentional. From here, just move on! We will also distribute stickers that may be used for guerilla stickering. They are being distributed to our partner organisations (EFF, Digitale Gesellschaft, Open Rights Group, Association of Polish LUGs) and can be ordered through our website as well. The whole campaign will probably last about 6 weeks. After that, we'll measure our success by the number of participants that end up with us. So, what you can do now to help is: - if you have a twitter account, follow @theydontwantyou and retweet the messages that will start coming on Nov 4. - spread the news into other social networks or other means (no twitter account needed for that) - look out for similar stories and spread them with #theydontwantyouto - participate in discussions that may arise from the messages - order stickers and spread them at universities, etc. ---- Greetings, Guido -- Guido Arnold Free Software Foundation Europe http://blogs.fsfe.org/guido [] Edu team & German team OpenPGP Key-ID: 0x51628D75 [][][] Get active! XMPP: guido(a)jabber.fsfe.org || http://fsfe.org/support/?guido

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Re: [Tdwyt] Launching in November: TheyDontWantYou.To
by Sam Tuke 23 Oct '13

23 Oct '13

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 I just pulled pushed some changes reflecting the feedback here: - - Link to source code on gitorious added - - Wording of JS warning changed to clarify that site still functions without JS - - Changed colour scheme of warning to be less impactful - - Fixed links to English pages from translations (afaics) Best, Sam. - -- Sam Tuke Campaign Manager Free Software Foundation Europe IM : samtuke(a)jabber.fsfe.org Latest UK Free Software news: uk.fsfe.org Is freedom important to you? Join the fellowship.fsfe.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.15 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iF4EAREIAAYFAlJlYicACgkQ1bR1Itj7YQU3xAEAmdqePDXhYPDAZR8ia7CCP5Qk 5FgKXpOGKBm0ATQvjGAA/3xNfj8Mcy8HGgYMa1VY8zYZxjL1kDSRIVcY81hhNqxy =P9bJ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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[Tdwyt] Even more restrictions
by Sam Tuke 21 Oct '13

21 Oct '13

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi all, For the campaign launch we will start sending digital restriction tweets from the official account on a daily basis, and we already have a long list, including translations. But most of them are at least one year old and some fresher examples would be more engaging. In case you missed the concept the first time around: each day a new tweet, plus translation(s), will be published on the @TheyDontWant account. Each tweet contains an example of an unnecessary technical restriction on users, with a link to an independent news article about it (the more widely known the source, the better). Please contribute any restrictions you've heard of recently to the pad here: https://public.pad.fsfe.org/p/TheyDontWantYouTo_restrictions Best, Sam. - -- Sam Tuke Campaign Manager Free Software Foundation Europe IM : samtuke(a)jabber.fsfe.org Latest UK Free Software news: uk.fsfe.org Is freedom important to you? Join the fellowship.fsfe.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.15 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iF4EAREIAAYFAlJlax8ACgkQ1bR1Itj7YQVAwgEAkmKSE4mkh6N9Li520Ny4Pa7B j/Nc0rKGZVIGrjSR+FAA/0CiREIjHu7jeB0SIr/SO0IpDF+LBUpzwZ4Y8m6/EB6W =jeTw -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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