January 2009 Newsletter
February 3, 2009 by admin
Welcome to TSI’s January 2009 Newsletter. As the staff, membership, and worldwide interest in seasteading keep growing, we continue to have more and more for you each month. Continue reading
December 2008 Newsletter
January 5, 2009 by admin
Happy New Year! We here at The Seasteading Institute have been working hard over the holidays to ensure that future years have more hope and possibility for innovative societies than past ones. Here’s what we did in December:
November 2008 Snippets
December 1, 2008 by admin
Welcome to The Seasteading Institute’s November Update! We’ve been busy, and so there is lots of material. We are making lots of progress and, as always, needs lots of help.
October Snippets
November 11, 2008 by admin
We are going to switch to monthly snippets, as weekly seemed too often for such a small organization. In addition to posting them here, we are emailing them to the new Seasteading Announcements mailing list, as many people said they preferred email to blogs. The list will receive a subset of the information on the blog: monthly snippets, social announcements, and major updates.
Snippets for 10/13/2008
October 14, 2008 by admin
Mainly last week was all about the conference, but there are a few other things…
Snippets through 10/6/2008
October 6, 2008 by admin
Mainly we’ve been working on the conference, so not much else has happened in the past week. Here are some details:
Snippets through 9/15/2008
September 12, 2008 by admin
A little early, as I’ll be out of town Friday – Monday.
Snippets through 9/2/2008
September 3, 2008 by admin
- Community
- Added a box to the front page listing upcoming GTGs, with a module that automatically parses our Meetup.com Calendar. Yay for standards that let web services play nicely together!
- The German magazine Cicero: "Magazin Für Politische Kultur" is interested in doing an in-depth story this fall.
- Please use the wiki to keep technical notes after a discussion! Continue reading
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