Ray Svitla
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đ Donât Panic. But do check this out.
Youâre invited to the Hitchhiker Guide to Wiki â a 24-hour decentralized hackathon celebrating the 30-year anniversary of the first Wiki
Starts tonight. March 24. 9 p.m. GMT. Online, messy, brilliant.
Weâre building the Guide for the next 30 years.
Itâs part science fiction. Part open-source improv. Fully planetary.
Featuring:
â Ward Cunningham (created the first wiki)
â Jeremy Ruston (creator of TiddlyWiki)
â A new tech stack built by nerds & hitchhikers
â Global decentralized studios (London, Lisbon, Istanbul, Argentina, Nigeria, Malawi, USA⌠and counting to 42
âThis isnât just nostalgia. Weâre building.
A new prototype of the Guide is already in orbitânow itâs time to imagine how it evolves.
Everything is being documented, improvised, and co-created.
âĄď¸Register
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1/ while the western world partied on Halloween, I was truly scared by something closer to homeland. the so-called "elections" in Georgia have turned into a chilling reminder. Georgian Dream (GD), a pro-Russian party, claims a 16% lead, yet every credible poll ahead of the vote showed a 10% advantage for the opposition. something here defies logic
it all started making sense after yesterdayâs session with
John Smith Trust where observers reported proxy NGOs, state-aligned precinct monitors, and even criminal elements intimidating voters, particularly in minority regions
reports reveal clear ballot manipulation, with evidence of ruling party proxies influencing voting sites. this, along with vote-buying and administrative abuse, appears to have powered GDâs âvictoryâ 1 reply
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I'm thrilled to invite you to an event that is wildly personal to me. We're gathering to talk about how we, as Belarusians spread across the world, are building a new kind of community - a digital Belarus.
It's been tough since 2020, with so many of us forced to leave home. But we're not giving up. We're getting creative! We've set up blockchain-based elections, digital IDs, and even a platform where 68,000+ of us connect for everything from medical help to job hunting.
This isn't just tech talk - it's about keeping our culture alive and our community strong, no matter where we are. We'll have some amazing speakers, including fellow Belarusians making waves in tech and politics.
If you're curious about how a country can exist beyond borders, or just want to support our journey, please join us. Let's reimagine what it means to be Belarusian in the digital age!
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