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More about our community can be found at http://MediaWeapon.com
Our main email lists are pof-200 and pof-300 (see the link above for more about these lists).
Our Mission
Our mission is to help liberate the world from bourgeois (ie: capitalist) rule. Our proposed mission statement is:
"To learn how to use information war to organize the working class for the overthrow of bourgeois rule".
Our Status
We are more of a community-in-embryo than a real community at this time. Before we can be more of a real community we will need:
Core members
Core members of the Media Weapon community are activists with political experience and maturity who have worked to help build our community-in-embryo. We are listed below (in alphabetic order).
Other members
Our community is open to political activists and people who are considering becoming political activists. Anyone can be part of our community by reading or posting to our email lists or wiki. People who post must be at least 14 years old and act in a way that is respectful to others and sincere.
(One of our subscribers, Jacob, has also written an annual report.)
Our email lists
How to use this wiki
The rules for who can use this wiki and how are currently being discussed. For now--only core members can add or edit pages. Eventually we will open it up so that any member of our community can add pages. Currently--you must register in order to post a comment on a page. This is a measure to discourage commercial spammers. This wiki is experimental and may (or may not) prove useful. If it is useful--then it will be updated. Eventually the google knol wiki may prove better--but in the meantime we have this to play with.
Our main email lists are pof-200 and pof-300 (see the link above for more about these lists).
Our Mission
Our mission is to help liberate the world from bourgeois (ie: capitalist) rule. Our proposed mission statement is:
"To learn how to use information war to organize the working class for the overthrow of bourgeois rule".
Our Status
We are more of a community-in-embryo than a real community at this time. Before we can be more of a real community we will need:
- a practical program of work deserving of the attention of serious activists and
- a core of serious activists (at least half a dozen or several dozen) who believe in and support the mission of this community
Core members
Core members of the Media Weapon community are activists with political experience and maturity who have worked to help build our community-in-embryo. We are listed below (in alphabetic order).
| Who | wiki page | web page | annual report | projects or project pages |
| Alex | May 11, 2008 |
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| Ben | June 1, 2008 |
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| Marik |
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| Paul | Paul | Paul | May 13, 2008 |
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Other members
Our community is open to political activists and people who are considering becoming political activists. Anyone can be part of our community by reading or posting to our email lists or wiki. People who post must be at least 14 years old and act in a way that is respectful to others and sincere.
(One of our subscribers, Jacob, has also written an annual report.)
Our email lists
- pof-200 -- 200 subscribers, you can only post once per week (activists who march in antiwar demos can post twice per week). Although there are 200 subscribers--few of these people participate in the list and, most likely, only a dozen or two of these people pay any attention to the list at all.
- pof-300 -- 30 subscribers, you can post as often as you want to this list--it is better than the pof-200 list for casual discussion
- Red-Team -- list for technical side of development
How to use this wiki
The rules for who can use this wiki and how are currently being discussed. For now--only core members can add or edit pages. Eventually we will open it up so that any member of our community can add pages. Currently--you must register in order to post a comment on a page. This is a measure to discourage commercial spammers. This wiki is experimental and may (or may not) prove useful. If it is useful--then it will be updated. Eventually the google knol wiki may prove better--but in the meantime we have this to play with.
