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	[[Against Policy]] is a small manifesto.		[[Against Policy]] is a small manifesto.

			[[Anarchism at Noisebridge]] documents the history of community discussion about anarchism as theory and practice, drawn from meeting notes and mailing list archives 2007–2022.

	[https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/tom-wetzel-on-organization tom wetzel on organization]:		[https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/tom-wetzel-on-organization tom wetzel on organization]:

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 '''Anarchy''' and anarchist organizational and educational philosophy is a major influence on Noisebridge's ways of [[excellence]], [[do-ocracy]] and [[consensus]].
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			= Recommended Anarchist Readings=
			* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Goldman Emma Goldman]

	[[Anarchist Hackers]] are a techno political movement born out of the core values of the hacker ethics and the decentralization and horizontal societies of the Anarchist philosophy.		[[Anarchist Hackers]] are a techno political movement born out of the core values of the hacker ethics and the decentralization and horizontal societies of the Anarchist philosophy.

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	Fortunately, the “small, informal group” is not the only alternative to the dominant hierarchical model of organization. It is possible to build a formal organization that is directly controlled by its membership. Being “formal” merely means that the organization has a written set of rules about how decisions are made, and duties of officers and conditions of membership are clearly defined. An organization does not have to be top-down in order to be “formal” in this sense. A libertarian organization would have a constitution that explicitly lays out a non-hierarchical way of making decisions.		Fortunately, the “small, informal group” is not the only alternative to the dominant hierarchical model of organization. It is possible to build a formal organization that is directly controlled by its membership. Being “formal” merely means that the organization has a written set of rules about how decisions are made, and duties of officers and conditions of membership are clearly defined. An organization does not have to be top-down in order to be “formal” in this sense. A libertarian organization would have a constitution that explicitly lays out a non-hierarchical way of making decisions.

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 with their own experiences. Often the most frustrating thing about progressive struggles is that each generation must repeat the mistakes of
 the pervious struggles. Learning from the history of these struggles can
-save us having to make their mistakes ourselves. [AF, 2000]</pre>
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	= Recommended Anarchist Readings=		= Recommended Anarchist Readings=
	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Goldman Emma Goldman]		[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Goldman Emma Goldman] was an anarchist political activist and writer. She played a pivotal role in the development of anarchist political philosophy in North America and Europe in the first half of the 20th century. Emma Goldman wrote about anarchist models of education that are influential on Noisebridge's vision.

	[[Anarchist Hackers]] are a techno political movement born out of the core values of the hacker ethics and the decentralization and horizontal societies of the Anarchist philosophy.		[[Anarchist Hackers]] are a techno political movement born out of the core values of the hacker ethics and the decentralization and horizontal societies of the Anarchist philosophy.