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= Digital Mobilization Field Guide = | |||
A technical field guide to digital products, and services that support the operations of organizations aligned with the pro-labor, pro-human rights, pro-free speech and anti-imperialist agenda of Doikayt Mobilization Labs. [TBD: need link] | |||
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== Target Audience == | |||
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You are in the right place if you are a ''technician'' working as IT staff or as a volunteer at a movement-aligned organizations, where you are tasked with: | |||
* identification, | |||
* evaluation, | |||
* configuration, | |||
* customization and | |||
* ongoing maintenance and support of software and hardware that supports your group’s mission. | |||
<span id="proficiency-assumptions"></span> | |||
=== Proficiency Assumptions === | |||
You should be at least at ‘power user’ level, comfortable with: | |||
* config files | |||
* command line directives | |||
* IT operations basics | |||
** Web, Internet, and cloud concepts | |||
** basic security | |||
<span id="unique-challenges"></span> | |||
=== Unique Challenges === | |||
You likely need to deal with constraints that technicians in corporate, government and military settings don’t worry much about: | |||
* shoe-string budgets, | |||
* deplatforming risks, and | |||
* ethical considerations | |||
See [[New Submissions]] for further discussion of how these criteria factor into our structured protocol for recommending new products and services. | |||
<span id="site-organization"></span> | |||
== Site Organization == | |||
Content is organized as a shallow hierarchy, moving from broad generalized domains of organizational concern to operational areas within a domain (and potentially, an intervening sub-area) – all the way down to the level of individual tools (one per page). | |||
* ''Domain →'' | |||
** ''Operational Area →'' | |||
*** ''Operational Sub-area →'' | |||
**** ''Task →'' | |||
***** ''Candidate Tool'' | |||
See [[Site Organization]] for more details. | |||
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== How To Contribute == | |||
* Request an account from chris@datalackey.com | |||
* [[Project:New Submission|Click here]] to submit a new tool, or click ‘New Submission’ in the sidebar from anywhere on the site | |||
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== Long Term Vision == | |||
<span id="wiki---database"></span> | |||
=== Wiki -> Database === | |||
We have formalized the procedure for adding new content to this site so that each entry for a recommended tool has a known structure (schema). We plan to leverage this known structure when we start feeding a database with this site’s content. | |||
<span id="database---tool-for-ai-agent"></span> | |||
=== Database -> Tool for AI Agent === | |||
Longer term we plan to expose our content as a tool that be consumed by AI language models via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_Context_Protocol Model Context Protocol]. The goal is to enable conversations along the lines of: “I am looking for a low (or no) cost tool to streamline the process of submitting my organization’s weekly events to various community calendars.” | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:59, 21 July 2026
Digital Mobilization Field Guide
[edit]A technical field guide to digital products, and services that support the operations of organizations aligned with the pro-labor, pro-human rights, pro-free speech and anti-imperialist agenda of Doikayt Mobilization Labs. [TBD: need link]
Target Audience
[edit]
Profile
[edit]You are in the right place if you are a technician working as IT staff or as a volunteer at a movement-aligned organizations, where you are tasked with:
- identification,
- evaluation,
- configuration,
- customization and
- ongoing maintenance and support of software and hardware that supports your group’s mission.
Proficiency Assumptions
[edit]You should be at least at ‘power user’ level, comfortable with:
- config files
- command line directives
- IT operations basics
- Web, Internet, and cloud concepts
- basic security
Unique Challenges
[edit]You likely need to deal with constraints that technicians in corporate, government and military settings don’t worry much about:
- shoe-string budgets,
- deplatforming risks, and
- ethical considerations
See New Submissions for further discussion of how these criteria factor into our structured protocol for recommending new products and services.
Site Organization
[edit]Content is organized as a shallow hierarchy, moving from broad generalized domains of organizational concern to operational areas within a domain (and potentially, an intervening sub-area) – all the way down to the level of individual tools (one per page).
- Domain →
- Operational Area →
- Operational Sub-area →
- Task →
- Candidate Tool
- Task →
- Operational Sub-area →
- Operational Area →
See Site Organization for more details.
How To Contribute
[edit]- Request an account from chris@datalackey.com
- Click here to submit a new tool, or click ‘New Submission’ in the sidebar from anywhere on the site
Long Term Vision
[edit]
Wiki -> Database
[edit]We have formalized the procedure for adding new content to this site so that each entry for a recommended tool has a known structure (schema). We plan to leverage this known structure when we start feeding a database with this site’s content.
Database -> Tool for AI Agent
[edit]Longer term we plan to expose our content as a tool that be consumed by AI language models via Model Context Protocol. The goal is to enable conversations along the lines of: “I am looking for a low (or no) cost tool to streamline the process of submitting my organization’s weekly events to various community calendars.”