Db-workers -- Green Party Code Weavers Network
About Db-workers	English (USA)
Welcome to the Green Party Code Weavers Network Discussion List. The Green Party Code Weavers Network exists to facilitate the collaboration of Green Party activists actively engaged in developing and supporting the Information Technology resources and infrastructure of their national, state and local Green Parties. The Network uses a web page, a code repository (details and this list to support this work. This list (db-workers@ml.greens.org) is a place where Green Party IT administrators and programmers can: 1. collaborate on the development of custom code useful to building the Green Party, 2. share their experiences with existing IT tools which support their Party's development and their ability to support their candidates and campaigns and 3. seek and provide mutual aid and technical support to Party activists actively engaged in IT work for their Parties. Subscribers to this list are expected to be actively engaged in providing IT development and administration services to their national, state and / or local party. This list welcomes the participation of Party activists working on a variety of platforms, in a variety of languages and at a range of skill levels. This is a private, archived list. Cross-posting is strongly discouraged by list rules which bounce messages posted to the list with multiple recipients. Subscribers are asked to limit posts to subjects and issues of interest to Greens providing IT development and administration services to their parties. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the Db-workers Archives. (The current archive is only available to the list members.)
Using Db-workers
To post a message to all the list members, send email to db-workers@ml.greens.org. You can apply for a subscription to the list, or change your existing subscription, in the sections below. But please also link to and complete this form which asks additional questions that help us (1) build a directory of who we are and what we have to offer one another, and (2) to discern whether applicants meet the list charter's expectation that we "be actively engaged in providing IT development and administration services" to our Party.
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