#<multi>[en]Social Writing[fr]Ecriture Sociale[nl]Sociaal Schrijven</multi>
<multi>[en]Or how a local server has been developed over the years into a temporary space for collective writing, reading and publishing.[fr]Ou comment un serveur local devenait au cour sdes années un espace temporaire pour écrire, lire et publier collectivement.[nl]Of hoe een lokale server over de jaren heen een tijdelijke ruimte werd voor collectief schrijven, lezen en publiceren.</multi>
##Etherbox code repository
http://gitlab.constantvzw.org/aa/etherbox
##Etherbox at the Technogalactic Software Observatory
June 2017: The Etherbox has become a fantastic full-on live publishing machine, generating pdfs based on markdown and a make-file and Michael Murtaugh's install file
http://observatory.constantvzw.org/etherdump/etherboxmanual.html
http://observatory.constantvzw.org/etherdump/etherbox.html
###Etherbox, the iteration during TGSO
http://gallery.constantvzw.org/var/albums/Techno-Galactic-Software-Observatory/PWFU3449.JPG
##Situated Publishing: Writing with and for machines
February 2017: In the framework of Transmediale, Michael Murtaugh, Sarah Garcin and An Mertens presented how publishing activities – collective writing, editing and lay-out – lead to a pdf or a printed brochure as a reminder that digital creation can also exist without the cloud.
http://www.constantvzw.org/site/Situated-Publishing-writing-with-and-for-Machines.html
##Etherbox at Diversions worksession
December 2016: Over the years, Constant experimented with a local server and later a Raspberry Pi, as a temporary documentation space for collective work. The device is now called 'The Etherbox' and is a default participant of Constant worksessions and more. This feed proposes to read up on the history of Etherbox, and observe how some ideas can develop into projects and more ideas and more projects.
http://gallery3.constantvzw.org/var/albums/DiVersions-Worksession/IMG_8721.JPG?m=1481104752
###Terms of use for Etherbox, developed during Diversions worksession
http://etherdump.constantvzw.org/p/etherbox_termsofuse_draft.diff.html
##Interview with Etherbox
November 2016: The Etherbox was used as a writing/reading space in a workshop with artists and Phd students. This interview with the Etherbox tells some of its events, published in Machine Research, a peer reviewed newspaper, Volume 6
http://etherdump.constantvzw.org/p/machineresearch.interviewwithetherbox.diff.html
http://www.aprja.net/machine-research/
##Relearn 2015
August 2015: A local server was installed as a bar and allowed for a live publication straight from Etherbox
http://gallery3.constantvzw.org/var/resizes/Relearn-2015/P1016767.JPG?m=1454588516
http://relearn.be/2015/
http://www.constantvzw.org/site/Relearn-2015-2342.html
##Close-reading Kenneth Goldsmith’s Uncreative Writing
June 2015: A residency of 3 days, with the idea to create a space for presentation, exchange, discussion on new ways of reading and writing. A first publication was done afterwards with a lot of manual work
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http://constantvzw.org/site/Close-reading-Kenneth-Goldsmith-s-Uncreative-Writing.html
##2084: Rise of the botnet
July 2014: The first attempt of a social reading/writing space as part of Relearn 2014.
It is a beautiful week in the summer of the year 2084. The sun still shines and the stars do still sparkle. As mr. Orwell predicted a dystopic world in 1984, a group of people in 2014 did predict another dystopia to be realized in 2084: the internet as we knew it, collapsed. But: "There is a life after Google & the Cloud!"
Welcome to the Botnet and welcome to the year 2084. We communicate through IRC, a chatting programm based on Written Speech. How are you doing? Are you already connected to the internet again? There are multiple servers around here that will bring you back in touch with your friends and the rest of the world.
https://gitlab.com/relearn/relearn2014/blob/master/botnet/README.html
##Relearn 2014
Relearn is a summerschool with as many teachers as it has participants. It is about sharing and trying Free Culture practices, and is entirely done with Free, Libre and Open Source software. This Relearn took place in Variable, a collectively run F/LOSS Arts Lab from 2011-2014 in Brussels.
http://relearn.be/2014/
http://gallery3.constantvzw.org/index.php/Relearn-2014
###Relearn 2014 notes
This is the full archive of the Relearn 2014 program and the notes taken that week
http://relearn.be/2014/etherpad_archive/index.html
###Relearn 2014 chatbots
List of the bots that were created during Relearn 2014
https://gitlab.com/relearn/relearn2014/tree/master/botnet
##Active Archives
Ongoing research on how to activate archives.
http://activearchives.org
http://activearchives.org/wiki/A_Social_Shell_%26_Mesh_Cookbooks