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Theft of the Commons

wilderness.org/articles/blog/c

Congress is making more than 250 million acres of public lands available for sale.

The Senate reconciliation package is a disturbing giveaway that will mandate the “disposal” of public lands across the western United States… to big oil and the opulent class.

The Wilderness SocietyCongress is making more than 250 million acres of public lands available for sale.The Senate reconciliation package is a disturbing giveaway that will mandate the “disposal” of public lands across the western United States.

Atelier Wiki aux Archives de Rennes my.weezevent.com/jeudi-des-arc #OpenGlam #Archives #Wiki #Commons #Rennes @archivistodon ça va rappeler des souvenirs @daieuxetdailleurs ça te rajeunie pas :p

my.weezevent.comAtelier Wiki aux Archives de Rennes À vos agendas ! Le samedi 21 juin entre 14h et 17h30, les Archives de Rennes s'associent à la communauté Wikimedia rennaise pour proposer à ses publics un atelier wiki participatif. Utilisateur aguerri ou néophyte, rejoignez-nous pour découvrir et contribuer aux différents projets de la galaxie wiki, à partir des collections des Archives de Rennes. Au cours de cet atelier, vous aurez notamment l'occasion d'importer et de géo-localiser des cartes postales issues des collections des Archives de Rennes. L'objectif ? Enrichir le portail wikimedia commons et dresser un portrait photographique de Rennes, au début du 20e siècle ! Cliquez pour découvrir la collection de cartes postales des Archives de Rennes. Informations pratiques : Quand ? Le samedi 21 juin entre 14h et 17h30 Où ? Aux Archives de Rennes – 18, avenue Jules Ferry – métro Ligne B, station Jules-Ferry Comment ? Sur inscription via ce lien En complément : Nous vous invitons à vous munir de votre ordinateur portable, une connexion internet via wifi sera possible sur place. Néophyte sur les wikis ? Aucun soucis, l'atelier est aussi l'occasion d'apprendre à contribuer et de découvrir la galaxie de projets gravitant autour de l'encyclopédie Wikipédia. N'hésitez pas à vous créer un compte au préalable sur https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Accueil Au plaisir de vous y retrouver !  

Instead of posting about a new commons today, I'll just link to a @pluralistic post about a political framework built around Ostrom's insights on governance of #Commons.

Also relates to Mercier and Sperber's "The Enigma of Reason". I'm a broken record since I read that book: we are flawed as individual rational being, we are great at collective rational decision making.

pluralistic.net/2023/05/04/ana

pluralistic.netPluralistic: Ostromizing democracy (04 May 2023) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

I discovered @streetcomplete some time ago and began answering quests, as a small and regular contribution to #OSM datas. It's fun, and this is a way to re-discover my daily neighbourhood in #montreal
Some questions for streetcomplete users :
- how to edit a quest when I accidentally validate a wrong data ?
- is there a way to add informations (objects) for public #art pieces, which are located in public space ? (such as sculptures, statues, murals...)

Thanks for your help 🙏
#maps #openstreetmap #streetcomplete #opensource #commons #Montrealmap #quebecmap

A little over a year ago I wrote a #Wikipedia article about the "Goose and the Common", an 18th century poem about the privatization of #commons land during the enclosures in England:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Goos

My partner just started reading "Sunrise on the Reaping", the second prequel to the #HungerGames trilogy, which quotes the poem. Page views jumped up 3X when the book was published in March, and are still greatly elevated. So I guess the internet is not fully dead yet :)

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To people living within those systems, it's like water to a fish. Some concrete examples are the "Fluss" on the lake ägeri in Zug, or the Bis in Valais.

The Swiss' traditional forest promenade isn't just about keeping healthy, it's also to make sure there is no one breaking the Commons rules.

Now the commons are much less important in everyday life, but they still exist to a certain extent.

In Switzerland, 80% of alpine lands is managed as a Common. The land is shared between several users and rules of usages are set by the users themselves.

This dates from WAAYYYY back, the town of Törbel in high Valais manages high pastures this way since 1224. Pastures, irrigation but also forestry is managed this way all over Switzerland. 🧵 1/2