[IMC-US] reconnoitering

[john duda]

just so no one wastes any time contacting them with no info, nj-imc
was hacked, and was severely missing tech people, and the server in
brasil where they were hosted couldn't unhack the site, so they were
dormant and kindof freaking out about next steps for a while, but now
one of the phillyimc tech folks who has just moved to new jersey is
coordinating with brasil to get them back online.

my guess is that, having that info and all, reaching out to them and
seeing what can be done to help them out/build regional solidarity and
productive working relationships(i think philly is already planning
maybe on trying to do this?) would probably be cool and appreciated...

john


On Wed, Jun 22, 2005 at 11:15:07AM -0700, erock at riseup.net wrote:
> hey folks,
> it seems a few sites that were taking down by our hacker buddy a month or
> so ago have yet to go back up.
> do we know the status of these collectives? can people send me contacts
> for imcs that got taken down and are still down, or contact them
> yourselves?
> atlanta, new jersey, new mexico???, others??
> im worried that these collectives are either no longer operational or dont
> know how to fix the problems.
> 
> which brings me to another concern:
> what do we do about sites and collectives that are no longer active?
> im thinking that as us based imcistas we should take care of our end of
> the network.
> i dont think they should be linked to the network if nothings going on for
> a considerable amount of time, but also, there needs to be a way to
> archive the sites...
> 
> 
> any thoughts
> 
> 
> 
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