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"This manifesto is a call to deliberate and to act on current and future technological development. We encourage our academic communities, as well as industrial leaders, politicians, policy makers, and professional societies all around the globe, to actively participate in policy formation. Our demands are the result of an emerging process that unites scientists and practitioners across fields and topics, brought together by concerns and hopes for the future. We are aware of our joint responsibility for the current situation and the future - both as professionals and citizens."

The city of Barcelona's manifesto for data and technological sovereignty. Actively promote free software, open data, open city data, citizen's digital rights, interoperability, etc.

We believe that the fate of humanity will be decided at the frontier of technological innovation. We will either see technology lead to a more free, open, and fair society or reinforce a global regime of centralized control, surveillance, and oppression. Our fear is that without a global, conscious, and concerted effort, the outlook is incredibly bleak. The Internet has opened the doors for universal, cross-border, and non-violent collaborative effort to fight for our freedom. However, the Internet has also opened the doors for global surveillance and manipulation. We believe humankind should use technology as a liberating tool to unleash all the goodwill and creativity of our species, rather than as a tool to enslave and take advantage of one another. Thus, Aragon is a fight for freedom. Aragon empowers freedom by creating liberating tools that leverage decentralized technologies.

Support the preservation of mother tongues , allow users of office productivity software to retain the intellectual propertyin the documents they create. The home for our activities should be an independent self-governing democratic foundation. They reject A closed software development process where errors can lie hidden and poor quality is accepted

"The open money manifesto, first published in the previous edition of Kohkoku, declares that money problems can be easily fixed by using our own moneys. Any community, network, and association can have its own money simply by providing a set of accounts through which members can record their trades. Eventually, almost all communities will use their own money. It's just a question of time and a matter of design. A society that does this will eliminate the problems associated with lack of money. Imagine a world without poverty, homelessness, unemployment and exploitation - a world where there is always enough money to meet all our needs. Such a world is not only possible, but also probable. In the last Kohkoku we wrote about memes, self-replicating elements of culture, passed on by imitation. Society will transform itself as the open money meme connects with open minds, who in turn propagate the idea throughout the culture. In this way, from one to some, from some to many, from many to millions, like the imaginal cells that turn caterpillar to butterfly, transformation will happen. In this issue of the magazine we provide a simple game to explore these ideas and set the stage for further development. "

Les buts du Manifeste sont les suivants : élaborer un idéal d'Internet que les participants au Projet Mozilla veulent que la Fondation Mozilla s'efforce d'atteindre ; communiquer avec les personnes, qu'elles aient ou non des qualifications techniques ; rendre les contributeurs de Mozilla fiers de ce que nous faisons et nous motiver à continuer ; fournir un canevas à d'autres pour faire avancer cette vision d'Internet.

advocate in the free software movement, said to debian mailing list "It's Time to Talk about Free Software Again", founded the Open Research Institute, promotes open radio communications standards and open-source hardware, created The Open Source Definition and published the first formal announcement and manifesto of open source

"À Framasoft, fort·es de trois années passées à Dégoogliser Internet en proposant plus d'une trentaine de services alternatifs, on sait que les services en ligne des géants du Web ne font pas que siphonner nos vies numériques : par leur conception même, ils façonnent nos usages, nos actions et notre pensée."

Founder of Fairphone, then went into TADA (data ethics manifesto), Founder & Host at "What if We get it Right?" (podcast), now Member of the Board of Advisors at "Creatives for Climate", a non-profit global network of creative thinkers from all over the world,

The Contract for the Web was created by representatives from over 80 organizations, representing governments, companies and civil society, and sets out commitments to guide digital policy agendas. An attempt to address issues of political manipulation, fake news, privacy violations, and other malign forces on the internet

Manifeste avec 10 points-clés : services, responsabilisation, standards... Nous exigeons que les organisations assument, indépendamment de leur forme juridique et de leurs sources financières, la responsabilité de leurs produits, services et processus numériques. Ceux-ci doivent avant tout répondre aux besoins des individus et ne pas exploiter leurs faiblesses psychologiques, sociales ou économiques. L'utilisation d'algorithmes et le traitement des données doivent être transparents et conformes aux principes de l'État de droit.

Small Technology are everyday tools for everyday people designed to increase human welfare, not corporate profits. Small Tech is… easy to use personal private by default share alike peer to peer interoperable zero knowledge non-commercial non-colonial inclusive