Difference between revisions of "Home"

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Revision as of 22:01, 11 July 2015

This site is a MediaWiki and was set up in 2005 primarily as a collaboration platform for the Organic Design platform network project. This project consisted of a lot of different aspects covering a wide range of concepts that are listed in the site's glossary. The project itself never really got traction and in 2011, Aran, who initially set up the project and maintains the server and site moved to Brazil, and the project was officially ceased.

But the site lives on independently of the project! A lot of the content created for the project is really useful learning material such as lists of documentaries and books and research about all sorts of concepts such as maths, law, agorism, health and crypto-currencies. And over the years the site has become a repository for much more than just the project, it has been used for documenting all my procedures for my programming and MediaWiki and server administration work, as our personal blog and for just about anything.


Following is a detailed map of the site's content, note that many of the folder headings in this tree are links to the full category with the folder's child nodes being the most used items within the category.