[IMC-US] Re: [Imc-us-editorial] Yead End Compilation of Stories?

[onto]

This is fantastic! thanks john.

I'm not sure how to organize this yet, and how to weave the story
together, but i think its a great project, and now much easier to do
than before.

one way would be for some people to pick different months to focus on,
round up the good stories or summaries, and then take each persons focus
and compile them together into a single piece.

another way to focus could be for people to pick seasons, or regions of
the country, or themes to organize. for instance, someone can look at
winter stories. or someone could choose the southwest. or someone could
sift through stories on police brutality.

many, many possibilites.

caminar pregunatando,
onto



john duda wrote:
> i think this is a great idea.
> to make this a little easier on us, i've gone ahead and done some sql voodoo
> to dump the 2005 imc-us features and promoted local features to a wiki page.
> 
> https://docs.indymedia.org/view/Local/ImcUsWorkPad2005WrapUp
> 
> These include titles and links, the idea being that we can splice,
> slice, and edit this page into a feature, or we could pull copy urls
> from it easily.  or something. i just figured this would be easier
> than paging through the archives...
> 
> john
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Dec 23, 2005 at 03:11:21PM -0500, onto wrote:
> 
>>So the (linear) year is almost over.
>>
>>It was a pretty good one for indy.us, don't yathink? I mean, lots of new 
>>volunteers, cities all over syndicating, national networking between 
>>imcistas, a couple media conferences, story collaborations, skill 
>>sharing, new imc's being built, imcistas being mayor, borders smashed, 
>>health care fought, offices occupied, police fought, racists confronted, 
>>critical mass spreading, streets reclaimed, solidarity demos galore, 
>>gardens maintained, mountains blocked, trees sat-in, Common Ground 
>>Collective born, Encuentros, the labor split, the 6th Declaration for 
>>the Lacandon Jungle, Counter-Recruitment, Tent Cities, Toledo, Living 
>>Wage campaigns, M19, J20, S24, Biodev, Immokalee defeating Taco Bell, 
>>CMRN, Anti-walmar campaign, Cindy Sheehan, Malik Rahim,
>>
>>On the other hand, there was also the Federal Grand Jury, the death 
>>Penalty executions, The rise of anti-immigrant racism, CAFTA, the FBI 
>>killing of Ojeda Rios, Tasers, Katrina, Rosa Parks death, Utah rave, 
>>border deaths, Pirate radios being shut down. In other words, the state, 
>>capitalism, patriarchy and the many headed hydra of racism, sexism, 
>>classism, ableism.
>>
>>
>>I was thinking maybe we could write a story of stories of 2005. 
>>Documenting the sociology of insurrections we cover so well here on 
>>indy.us, compiling a list of state terror, corporate crime, 
>>interpersonal tragedy. Somethigng  weaving together coherence out of the 
>> archival chaos.  Perhaps, just links?
>>
>>Well, If anyone can connect every story in 2005 into an essay, with 
>>intro and conclusion, I'll make them dinner anytime they come to 
>>brooklyn or san diego. Forever. Forever ever.
>>
>>Maybe a nonlinear history of 2005 would be better. . .
>>
>>Well. We could do this in January too.
>>
>>http://indymedia.us/en/feature/archive
>>
>>nonlinear love,
>>onto
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