#chuck0 — Public Fediverse posts

"The IMC network recently observed its 3rd anniversary and the 100th IMC went online, but the IMC project is facing some serious problems which, if they aren't addressed by the supporters of the IMC network, will eventually destroy the wonderful idea that is Indymedia."

#Chuck0, 2002

http://archive.indymedia.be/news/2002/12/42543.html

(2/?)

Spoilers, Chunk was right about this conflict over editorial policy. 25 years after the first IMC opened, a few isolated IMCs survive, but the global network is dead.

#Indymedia

"The IMC network recently observed its 3rd anniversary and the 100th IMC went online, but the IMC project is facing some serious problems which, if they aren't addressed by the supporters of the IMC network, will eventually destroy the wonderful idea that is Indymedia."

#Chuck0, 2002

http://archive.indymedia.be/news/2002/12/42543.html

(2/?)

Spoilers, Chunk was right about this conflict over editorial policy. 25 years after the first IMC opened, a few isolated IMCs survive, but the global network is dead.

#Indymedia

"The IMC network recently observed its 3rd anniversary and the 100th IMC went online, but the IMC project is facing some serious problems which, if they aren't addressed by the supporters of the IMC network, will eventually destroy the wonderful idea that is Indymedia."

#Chuck0, 2002

http://archive.indymedia.be/news/2002/12/42543.html

(2/?)

Spoilers, Chunk was right about this conflict over editorial policy. 25 years after the first IMC opened, a few isolated IMCs survive, but the global network is dead.

#Indymedia

"The IMC network recently observed its 3rd anniversary and the 100th IMC went online, but the IMC project is facing some serious problems which, if they aren't addressed by the supporters of the IMC network, will eventually destroy the wonderful idea that is Indymedia."

#Chuck0, 2002

http://archive.indymedia.be/news/2002/12/42543.html

(2/?)

Spoilers, Chunk was right about this conflict over editorial policy. 25 years after the first IMC opened, a few isolated IMCs survive, but the global network is dead.

#Indymedia

" It was a great idea when the Independent Media Center opened up its first website for the Seattle anti-WTO protests in December 1999.

The first #IMC website came out of years of alternative and grassroots media activism. By a strange quirk of fate, the Seattle IMC also included something called the "open newswire," an experiment that allowed every reader to be a reporter, if they wanted to get involved in DIY, participatory media production."

#Chuck0, 2002

http://archive.indymedia.be/news/2002/12/42543.html

(1/?)

" It was a great idea when the Independent Media Center opened up its first website for the Seattle anti-WTO protests in December 1999.

The first #IMC website came out of years of alternative and grassroots media activism. By a strange quirk of fate, the Seattle IMC also included something called the "open newswire," an experiment that allowed every reader to be a reporter, if they wanted to get involved in DIY, participatory media production."

#Chuck0, 2002

http://archive.indymedia.be/news/2002/12/42543.html

(1/?)

" It was a great idea when the Independent Media Center opened up its first website for the Seattle anti-WTO protests in December 1999.

The first #IMC website came out of years of alternative and grassroots media activism. By a strange quirk of fate, the Seattle IMC also included something called the "open newswire," an experiment that allowed every reader to be a reporter, if they wanted to get involved in DIY, participatory media production."

#Chuck0, 2002

http://archive.indymedia.be/news/2002/12/42543.html

(1/?)

" It was a great idea when the Independent Media Center opened up its first website for the Seattle anti-WTO protests in December 1999.

The first #IMC website came out of years of alternative and grassroots media activism. By a strange quirk of fate, the Seattle IMC also included something called the "open newswire," an experiment that allowed every reader to be a reporter, if they wanted to get involved in DIY, participatory media production."

#Chuck0, 2002

http://archive.indymedia.be/news/2002/12/42543.html

(1/?)