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Introducing ZineLibrary.net
April 25, 2005 - 2:47am -- jim
Anonymous Comrade writes:
Introducing ZineLibrary.net
ZineLibrary.Net is now the biggest collection of Anarchist zines on the internet.
Have you ever noticed how so many anarchist ideas remain on the internet? Have you noticed that the few anarchist publications around get more contributions than production help, and that so many ideas never make it into any of them? Have you also ever noticed that many people won't take the time to search for anarchist ideas even though they may agree with them? We think we have some ideas to get anarchist ideas off the internet, have unlimited printing and distribution possibilities, and to put anarchist ideas into the hands of curious people.
This isn't a new idea, it is based on Schnews in the UK and fax spammers of the 90's. The idea is to use people's existing printers and copy machines for a radically decentralized printing and distribution network. This idea will also complement existing anarchist papers, pamphlets, zines and flyers. The idea is to make a copy of your print work in the Adobe PDF file type. Literature can then be laid out and put into a PDF file which will make these ideas printable and therefore accessible to those not looking for anarchist ideas on the internet or visiting a radical bookstore. The best part is that the printing is free from any State or workplace printer.
ZineLibrary.net's name is self-explanatory. We hope to provide a widely-accessible, permanent distribution system for zines, which otherwise reach a limited number of people.
We ask you to join this printing revolution by making a copy of your print materials in PDF form for accessible and decentralized printing. We can share these ideas without having to pay hundreds of dollars in printing costs.
Anonymous Comrade writes:
Introducing ZineLibrary.net
ZineLibrary.Net is now the biggest collection of Anarchist zines on the internet.
Have you ever noticed how so many anarchist ideas remain on the internet? Have you noticed that the few anarchist publications around get more contributions than production help, and that so many ideas never make it into any of them? Have you also ever noticed that many people won't take the time to search for anarchist ideas even though they may agree with them? We think we have some ideas to get anarchist ideas off the internet, have unlimited printing and distribution possibilities, and to put anarchist ideas into the hands of curious people.
This isn't a new idea, it is based on Schnews in the UK and fax spammers of the 90's. The idea is to use people's existing printers and copy machines for a radically decentralized printing and distribution network. This idea will also complement existing anarchist papers, pamphlets, zines and flyers. The idea is to make a copy of your print work in the Adobe PDF file type. Literature can then be laid out and put into a PDF file which will make these ideas printable and therefore accessible to those not looking for anarchist ideas on the internet or visiting a radical bookstore. The best part is that the printing is free from any State or workplace printer.
ZineLibrary.net's name is self-explanatory. We hope to provide a widely-accessible, permanent distribution system for zines, which otherwise reach a limited number of people.
We ask you to join this printing revolution by making a copy of your print materials in PDF form for accessible and decentralized printing. We can share these ideas without having to pay hundreds of dollars in printing costs.