[JoPP-Public] 7at7 live event Thursday 7 April at 7pm CET

[panayotis antoniadis]

Dear all,

This is the reminder for the 7at7 event :-)

You can join on Thursday April 7, at 7pm CET, at *https://7at7.digital/*

We will discuss the last JoPP issue, with authors, reviewers, and
hopefully more.

I am not sure why this is not happening more often: editors, authors and
readers of a new journal issue to have a chat about it :-)

Let's try it!

Best,

Panayotis (or Panos) Antoniadis
https://nethood.org/panayotis/




On 03.04.22 03:22, Mathieu O'Neil wrote:
> Dear members of jopp-ed:
>
> 1] 7/7 online-live event on Thursday
> As you know JoPP#15 TRANSITION is the final issue of the JoPP. However
> there is scope for members of the jopp community to add reflections
> about the past or ideas about future projects until the end of 2022.
> An updated version of issue #15 will be released in early 2023. There
> will be an event at this time also.
> In the more immediate future Panos is organising a 7/7 online-live
> event on Thursday 7 April at 7PM CET. I am not 100% sure whether I
> will attend at this stage as this is 5AM for me but I certainly will
> try! :-)
> @Panos: might be a good idea to post a reminder about this to jopp-public?
>
> 2] Repurposing of jopp-ed
> As proposed and approved last year on jopp-public, now that the final
> issue has been released, I am going to repurpose the jopp-ed mailing
> list for the "think tank" project I am doing with Kit and others. This
> means I will be changing the membership of the jopp-ed list. Any
> jopp-related business can be conducted on jopp-public and if it is
> sensitive in any way e.g. Panos' plan to create PDFs for all issues or
> questions around website archiving / infrastructure we can just
> request contributions on jopp-public (if necessary) and then
> communicate directly via email.
> I will update the jopp-ed subscribers list on Monday 4 April midday
> CET. Thanks to all the members for their contributions.
>
> I'll take this opportunity to express my appreciation and thanks to
> Panos for organising the 7/7 event and more broadly to acknowledge how
> he shaped this final issue in so many ways: from his proposal to have
> "complements", to the reflections about reasons for the journal's end
> in our editorial notes, or leaving the issue open for contributions,
> etc. It's meant a lot to me to finish the jopp in such a positive way
> with someone who has a deep commitment to the peer production
> community and a great understanding of peer production projects. :-)
>
> cheers,
> Mathieu
>
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