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Welcome to the CC server! | Welcome to the CC server! | ||
This is a shared server for collective publishing experiments to explore how different ways of working are shaped by (and shape) different realities. CC is currently maintained by Simon Browne and Manetta Berends from Rotterdam (NL). | This is a shared server for '''collective publishing experiments''' to explore how different ways of working are shaped by (and shape) different realities. CC is currently maintained by Simon Browne and Manetta Berends from Rotterdam (NL). | ||
We think about CC as a pedagogical space in flux. It's a production environment (to produce collective publications), a (re)learning environment (to document, read, write and execute) and an explorative environment (to experiment with publishing workflows). We come from a background in design and we have made many PDFs and printed matter. From a desire to question our toolsets, training and ways of working, we felt that we needed a space to cross many types of (other) knowledges: serving, designing, publishing, tool-making, prototyping, software-studies, theory, and more. | We think about CC as a pedagogical space in flux. It's a production environment (to produce collective publications), a (re)learning environment (to document, read, write and execute) and an explorative environment (to experiment with publishing workflows). We come from a background in design and we have made many PDFs and printed matter. From a desire to question our toolsets, training and ways of working, we felt that we needed a space to cross many types of (other) knowledges: serving, designing, publishing, tool-making, prototyping, software-studies, theory, and more. | ||
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* [[Fonts|fonts]] | * [[Fonts|fonts]] | ||
* [https://cc.practices.tools/pad/ pad] | * [https://cc.practices.tools/pad/ pad] | ||
* this wiki | |||
We propose to sign the '''collective calendar''' (on the right) when using any of these tools (which in practice is most often the octomode instance). | We propose to sign the '''collective calendar''' (on the right) when using any of these tools (which in practice is most often the octomode instance). | ||
Below the calendar you can find the ''CC-collective conditions for use'' we formulated | Below the calendar you can find the '''CC-collective conditions for use''' we formulated, which is something we would like to come back to revisit. | ||
==This wiki== | ==This wiki== | ||
We use this wiki as a working environment to produce publications with, organise the collective CC server maintenance work, and document things we do. | We use this wiki as a working environment to produce publications with, organise the collective CC server maintenance work, and document things we do. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:41, 3 November 2025
Welcome to the CC server!
This is a shared server for collective publishing experiments to explore how different ways of working are shaped by (and shape) different realities. CC is currently maintained by Simon Browne and Manetta Berends from Rotterdam (NL).
We think about CC as a pedagogical space in flux. It's a production environment (to produce collective publications), a (re)learning environment (to document, read, write and execute) and an explorative environment (to experiment with publishing workflows). We come from a background in design and we have made many PDFs and printed matter. From a desire to question our toolsets, training and ways of working, we felt that we needed a space to cross many types of (other) knowledges: serving, designing, publishing, tool-making, prototyping, software-studies, theory, and more.
CC is currently hosting a few things:
- octomode is running
- wiki-to-print is configured for use
- fonts
- pad
- this wiki
We propose to sign the collective calendar (on the right) when using any of these tools (which in practice is most often the octomode instance).
Below the calendar you can find the CC-collective conditions for use we formulated, which is something we would like to come back to revisit.
This wiki
We use this wiki as a working environment to produce publications with, organise the collective CC server maintenance work, and document things we do.