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How might we ensure the survival and availability of community libraries, individual collections and other precarious archives? If these libraries, archives and collections are unwanted by official institutions or, worse, buried beneath good intentions and bureaucracy, then what tools and platforms and institutions might we develop instead?
README.md | hyperreadings hyperreadings README.md Last edited: 15 February 2018 Introduction How might we ensure the survival and availability of community libraries, individual collections and other precarious archives? If these libraries, archives and collections are unwanted by official institutions or, worse, buried beneath good intentions and bureaucracy, then what tools and platforms and institutions might we develop instead? While trying to both formulate and respond to these questions, we began making Dat Library and HyperReadings: Dat Library distributes libraries across many computer
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