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| − | |Description=Anarchaserver | + | |Description=Anarchaserver is a feminist server that was installed in 2014 during the first TransHackFeminist (THF!) convergence, that took place in Calafou. ( Calafou is a network of cooperatives, individual projects and housing in a collectivised area, in Catalonia. ) <br> |
| − | + | Anarchaserver hosts a wiki for the documentation of the THF! and a feminist blogging platform (Anarchaserver, n.d.). <br> | |
| − | THF! describes that the need for feminist servers is a response to: <br> | + | THF! describes that the need for feminist servers is a response to: <br><br> |
| − | < | + | "The unethical practices of multinational ICT companies acting as moral and hypocrite censors; gender based online violence in the form of trolling and hateful machoists harassing feminist or women activists online and offline; the centralization of the internet and its transformation into a consumption sanctuary and a space of surveillance, control and tracking of dissent voices by government agencies among others" (THF! Convergence Report, Calafou, 2014). |
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Latest revision as of 13:22, 14 June 2020
Anarchaserver is a feminist server that was installed in 2014 during the first TransHackFeminist (THF!) convergence, that took place in Calafou. ( Calafou is a network of cooperatives, individual projects and housing in a collectivised area, in Catalonia. )
Anarchaserver hosts a wiki for the documentation of the THF! and a feminist blogging platform (Anarchaserver, n.d.).
THF! describes that the need for feminist servers is a response to:
"The unethical practices of multinational ICT companies acting as moral and hypocrite censors; gender based online violence in the form of trolling and hateful machoists harassing feminist or women activists online and offline; the centralization of the internet and its transformation into a consumption sanctuary and a space of surveillance, control and tracking of dissent voices by government agencies among others" (THF! Convergence Report, Calafou, 2014).
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