Re: [Libreplanet-us-wa] Meeting on Saturday?

[Jon Erlichman]

Hey cool, that looks like the perfect venue to spread the ideas of free software. Probably a lot of people who only know open source and have no idea that it was designed to undermine liberty from inception. It's definitely worth going regardless of what it's called it seems.

Also, I'm sorry I missed last meeting. I'm totally down to meet up this Saturday. My dad is coming to visit from out of town the weekend after, so this works perfectly.

By the way, since I'm not intimately familiar with the group protocol yet, is this mailing list also an appropriate place to talk about free software projects we're working on? Or is it better left to the in-person meetings? I am about to start a project with a friend and I'd love feedback.

On March 3, 2015 9:32:30 AM PST, Lee Fisher <address@hidden> wrote:

> [...] I made a note to myself to lookup t3m, some other meetup that > was being discussed, but I must have written it down wrong because > the google doesn't know what I'm talking about. TA3M, not T3M: --snip-- TA3M-Seattle (Techno-Activism, 3rd Mondays) is a monthly event focusing on online surveillance and censorship, open access, and open technology. We focus on the open source tools that are used to combat it, and issues and initiatives associated with this area. We bring together software developers, activists, concerned citizens, and others, so we they can both educate each other, and share knowledge. There are TA3M groups in many cities worldwide; Seattle started in August 2013. For more details, please read the wiki [1][2] and the announce list archives[3]. We're always looking for new speakers (preferably training-centric), and event hosting options (preferably in the Capitol Hill area). Please contact us[4] (the TA3M Seattle 'organizing committee') if you can help. [1] [2] [3] [4] --snip--