[HacktionLab] Web/tech support for activist groups?

sam at bristolwireless.net sam at bristolwireless.net
Thu Mar 15 11:23:04 UTC 2018


Hi all

For services beyond hosting, email, pads etc I've been enjoying  
https://disroot.org/en#_white-bar recently.

They provide support for their own services here:  
https://forum.disroot.org/c/disroot/support

If there was an appetite to provide more general activist tech support  
then it might be worth approaching them to see if they could host a  
subforum for it here: https://forum.disroot.org/ there is already an  
active tech-savvy community who might help do the support  
https://forum.disroot.org/about

For reliable hosting, I'd recommend
> https://xtreamlab.net/

Another option to consider is https://network23.org/ which offers free  
Wordpress blogs, but is a volunteer-run best-effort with limited  
resources.

2p

Sam





run by Mike and myself can do the hosting at a
> reasonable price, though generally our users are tech-savvy enough not
> to need too much support from us.
>
> Best
>
> Marcus
>
> On 14/03/2018 13:22, Brent wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> Hope you all good! 
>>
>> I wanted to get some thoughts on activist tech support options. 
>>
>> There's a group with a struggling website hosting setup, looking to move
>> hosts, which there's options available and can be done. My
>> question/issue is then going ahead, how could the ongoing tech supporty
>> side work. It would be great if there was some kind of group offering
>> activist-friendly and affordable tech support, or perhaps a matching-up
>> with likely workers. Anybody know of such a thing? Something sustainable
>> y'know.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> brent
>
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