[CryptoParty] sync with kryptoparty.de?

[Yuval Adam]

I'd just like to add that, at least here in Israel, the cryptoparties we've held were associated/organized with the Israeli Pirate Party, which I am also affiliated with. Like Sam mentioned, it's more of a movement and less of an actual party (there's actually a registered party of trolls that "stole" the PP name to their benefit).

In the end, it's all about things that are done in good taste. In our case, the .il PP helped spread the word much better than how we would do it organically, and added interesting content to the event, so it worked out great.

I agree that there's the issue of remaining non-political, but everything is politics, as they say, and as long as Cryptoparties stick to the script, and teach crypto without it being blatantly used for other ends, I say do whatever's necessary in order to make more cryptoparties happen.  

On Friday, July 12, 2013 at 11:59 AM, Samuel Carlisle wrote:

> Just to restate my position on this I saw a url on facebook, posted to the list and then the debate started and I have no affiliations with any political parties. As a British person (uk pirates are not exactly kicking ass AFAIK https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirate_Party_UK#Elections and in fact is subject to legal bullying: http://boingboing.net/2012/12/22/uk-pirate-party-drops-its-pira.html), so I guess I sympathised with them for this and other reasons and I relate differently towards the Pirate Party than some of you guys. And I guess I see PP as more of a movement and a subculture than a political party.
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> Evidently any collaboration with the PP on this is not so simple because politics *is* involved at (their) end and *is not* involved at (our) end.
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> To conclude, I personally place higher trust and respect in all the independant dedicated contributors like Hauke and Jochim than some guys that just made a list of some events and (if I am understanding the arguments correctly) have appropriated the Cryptoparty movement for some free PR given recent headlines.  
> Of course if given the benefit of the doubt you could say that the public outcry was the catalyst that was needed for people to act. Lets wait and see how commited the pirates are to keep hosting cryptoparties and producing high quality documentation and resources.
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> Sam
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> On 12 July 2013 10:58, Samuel Carlisle <samuelcarlisle at gmail.com (mailto:samuelcarlisle at gmail.com)> wrote:
> > Thanks for the heads up- I was really tired and sent at like 4am or something I will resend :)
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> > On 12 July 2013 05:37, Hauke Laging <hauke.laging at openpgp-schulungen.de (mailto:hauke.laging at openpgp-schulungen.de)> wrote:
> > > Am Fr 12.07.2013, 05:24:24 schrieb Samuel Carlisle:
> > > > Just to restate my position on this
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> > > It seems you sent that to me only and not to the list (but sounds like talking
> > > to the list, not directly to me).
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