+1 to different ways of explaining what you do
Hi and needless to say seeing the super response you’re getting already, you guys rock.
Just to agree that finding a common language might go a long way with groups that may not be as radical/ adamant in their approaches to not cooperate with state led operations, but rather expose them as irrelevant. I find this quite strong and while some edgeryders will resonate immediately, the rest of us may not know just how to engage even if they resonate with the premises (and keep a different view on the ways, for example me, I got the most out of the FLOSS vanilla interview).
Another group with which you guys could click immediately is the Tbilisi activists led by @Nick_Davitashvili, who broke new ground in their own way of enabling flood relief efforts or stopping the construction in their largest city park. There could be potential for new tech - they had to make up a process for coordination, so they enabled coordination through an emergency twitter account texting to dumbphones and worked exceptionally well, as Nick’s explained in his tedx. But this wasn’t p2p, only for broadcasting as far as I understood…