HOPE Wiki - User contributions [en]

How to Get Published workshop

2020-07-26T20:41:09Z

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This workshop will cover what makes a good article or essay. This will include concepts ranging from "how do I come up with an idea?" to "when is it time to submit?" The workshop will also explore the general structure of a good essay, using actual published articles as a guide. Feel free to bring your own essays-in-progress, ideas, or curiosity. 

There will be two main parts: 
# Getting to the first draft
# Getting from the first draft to a published piece.

This workshop will be especially helpful for people who already have something they want to work on together, but we'll also take some time to craft a first draft of an original piece.

Referenced books
* Stephen King - "On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft" [https://isbnsearch.org/isbn/9781439156810 ISBN 9781439156810]
* Robert Caro - "Working: Researching, Interviewing, Writing" [https://isbnsearch.org/isbn/9780525656340 ISBN 9780525656340]
* Robert Caro - "The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York" [https://isbnsearch.org/isbn/9781847923646 ISBN 9781847923646]

How to Get Published workshop

2020-07-26T20:30:39Z

Mnw: Added books

Main Page

2020-07-25T21:54:28Z

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= HOPE 2020 is Happening! =

HOPE 2020 will be a NINE DAY EVENT, beginning on Saturday, July 25th and running through Sunday, August 2nd, 2020. The event will be entirely online, and will include scheduled talks, workshops, keynotes, concerts, and more! Registered attendees will be able to interact live with presenters and each other.

Watch the live stream of talks and keynotes: https://www.internetsociety.org/events/hope-conference-2020/ (also includes a second stream for information and some workshops). ''Note'' that the livestream restarts after every talk - this is to enable replay. So, '''reload''' the page before the next talk starts.

To replay prior talks, you can visit https://livestream.com/accounts/9198012/events/9207449 and click on "HOPE 2020" (towards the upper left). This expands a listing of recorded talks, to the right side of the screen.

The links to real-time text transcriptions are on the [[REAL_TIME_TEXT]] page (one transcription per talk or keynote).

== Workshop registration ==
Workshop registration began Friday July 24. Visit the Schedule page at https://www.hope.net, select the workshop you want to register for, then provide your ticket code. Note that some workshops have limited capacity, and are first-come.

== Helpful information for attendees and presenters ==

Information about HOPE is available online at [https://www.hope.net www.hope.net]. This wiki will be supporting conference planning and implementation.

* [[Civility]] and the HOPE Code of Conduct. All participants are asked to be part of a safe and healthy conference.
* [[LIVESTREAM]]: Watching HOPE on the Live Stream over the Internet
* The live stream is archived pretty quickly at [https://archive.org/details/hopeconf2020 Archive dot org]
* Matrix Chat: Start at https://riot.hope.net to get a username ([[Matrix_How-To|detailed walkthrough]]), then follow the instructions to join HOPE's rooms via the [[Conference_bot]].
**If you want to use a client other than the web client (like an iOS or Android client), specify https://matrix.hope.net/ as the server name.
* For workshops, see the [[BigBlueButton How-To]]: This is the teleconferencing software for most workshops.
* [[Workshops]] Many of the workshops have a wiki page. Whether a workshop is recorded or what material is present is up to the presenter.
* [[Knowledge Base]]: Entry to information for attendees, presenters and volunteers
* [[Presenting at HOPE]]: Guidelines for speakers and workshops. Here is a link just about live music over Zoom: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/rowdyace
* [[Graphics and Logos]]: Official HOPE artwork
* [[Discount codes]]: Donations from HOPE affiliates and enthusiasts

== Information for volunteers ==

See our [[Volunteering]] page for a synopsis of roles. Utilize the email group list you are already on, to ask questions or check in. You can also use the volunteer area of the Matrix chat.

== Donate to the EFF! ==

We want to help give back by holding a fundraiser for the EFF during the
nine days of HOPE. We believe we can bring in $10,000 over that period.
Throughout the conference, many EFF people will be giving talks on
topics like the evils of Ring, mobile privacy, the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act, facial recognition, and more. And the traditional
"Ask the EFF" panel is always a favorite with our attendees.

So please join with us and be among the first to support EFF so they'll
be there for all of us in the future. We have a feeling we're going to
be needing them.

The special HOPE link to donate is https://eff.org/HOPE2020

= Hackers Helping to Fight COVID-19 =

The unprecedented health threats and global response to the COVID-19 pandemic
have impacted everyone. Many hackers, makers, educators, and others have put
their skills to use by contributing to solutions to a wide range of challenges.

These contributions are the essence of the hacker spirit: People using their
skills, intelligence and energy to help other people. Hackers are helping by
designing, making and distributing much-needed medical supplies. They are
helping by creating communication forums, informative websites, software, and
safe entertainment. They are helping by fighting disinformation, and doing
research and experimentation to investigate solutions and mitigations.

'''On [[Helping#Hackers_Helping_to_Fight_COVID-19|this page]], we have collected links to some of the projects,
products, groups, and activities that highlight how hackers are helping.'''

= Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) =

We created a full page of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and it will be updated as we get new information.
[[Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)]]

'''Workshop room link:''' 
[https://workshops.hope.net/b/dan-o0s-ysr Workshop room link]

Workshops

2020-07-25T21:50:56Z

Mnw: An aggregation of Workshop Wiki Pages!

Workshop Directory

* [[Build_a_New_Hackerspaces.org_workshop]]
* [[CommunityRule_workshop]]
* [[OSINT_Primer_workshop]]
* [[Python_and_Telnet_workshop]]
* [[Mating_Online_workshop]]
* [[COBOL_CTF_workshop]]
* [[Incident_Response_workshop]]
* [[How_to_Get_Published_workshop]]
* [[Surveillance_Capitalism_workshop]]
* [[A_Newsroom_of_Two_workshop]]
* [[HoneyDB_Honeypot_workshop]]
* [[MakeFashion_Edu_workshop]]
* [[Apache_Beam_Workshop]]
* [[Password_Superpowers_workshop]]
* [[Inventory_Management_Playground_workshop]]
* [[Go_the_Wrong_Way_workshop]]
* [[Intro_to_Attack_Techniques_workshop]]
* [[Securing_Web_Apps_workshop]]
* [[Intro_to_Modular_Synthesis_workshop]]

Four Steps to FOIA Mastery workshop

2020-07-25T21:32:37Z

Mnw:

'''The Presentation Slides: ''' [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/197LAAPncD7BvgPA1cT3WcV-XlFmPaORTpbmqJMVLpbw/edit#slide=id.p2 Google Docs Link]

'''Link to workshop room:''' 
[https://workshops.hope.net/b/dan-o0s-ysr Link to workshop room]

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2020-07-25T20:14:45Z

Mnw: added 12

1. Where are the Villages?
You can find villages by searching for them in the search box.
Here are some links to help you get started.
[[Lockpicking Village]]
[[RF_Village_Village]]
[[RADIO_STATLER_Village]]
[[Anarchist_Hackers_Village]]
[[Dim_Sum_Labs_Village]]

1a. Aren't most of the villages supposed to be open all day? How do I access them?
Access to the villages depends on the person in charge of the village. After a BBB session for the village has been started the person in charge will put a link on their village wiki page. (links above) You can also sign up for any of the workshops if they offer them.

2. Where is the transcription?
The transcription links are updated on [[REAL_TIME_TEXT]] page (one transcription per talk or keynote). Please note that the wiki for the real time text may not update immediately, so ask for the otter ai link in the Q&A channel if it's not there.

3. I wasn't invited to all the channels or I don't see all the channels in Matrix. How do I fix it?
The HOPE Matrix Bot aka [[Conference_bot]] is your friend. Message the bot with your ticket and it will invite you.
Some users have had to log out and log back in or switch browsers to get channels to show back up

4. Do I have to provide an email address?
Adding your email for registration is optional. If you add an email you are required to verify it before you can log in.

5. I didn't get a confirmation email for a workshop I signed up for.
There is no confirmation sent after you sign up for a workshop. You should receive an email with the room information about an hour before the workshop.

6. I can't get into a workshop why is the limit so low?
Workshops are meant to be more interactive so while the space is virtual the teacher's capacity to help is limited. The person in charge of the workshop set the limit.

7. Will workshops be recorded so I can watch them later?
Most workshops aren't going to be recorded to watch later. That is up to the person giving the workshop. A list of workshops that were recorded will be available later.

8. I missed a talk! Where can I watch the replay?
Don't worry the talks are being archived. You can find them on Archive dot org and on livestream dot com
For livestream you click the Event Posts Link on the right hand side below the go live button.
[https://livestream.com/internetsociety3/hope2020 livestream dot com]
And here's a link to the [https://archive.org/details/hopeconf2020 archive dot org] page

9. I bought a ticket and I haven't got my ticket token yet?
It takes a while to process new tokens but you should get your ticket token within 12 hours of your purchase. If you haven't received it by them please email the [helpdesk2020@helpdesk.hope.net helpdesk] and include your order information

10. Where is the secondary stream or alternative streams?
The [[LIVESTREAM]] page has all the details, but you can try and access [https://livestream.com/internetsociety2/hope2020 Room 2 here]

11. Why can't I log in to the matrix sever through my phone or another app?
Matrix home server URL for desktop/mobile clients: https://matrix.hope.net

12. My workshop link keeps taking me to the wrong event! How do I make it stop?
If this happens the fastest fix is to close your browser and relaunch. There's some caching happening somewhere and this has proven to be the quickest fix so far.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2020-07-25T18:11:55Z

Mnw: alt stream and secondary room stream

1. Where are the Villages?
You can find villages by searching for them in the search box.
Here are some links to help you get started.
[[Lockpicking Village]]
[[RF_Village_Village]]
[[RADIO_STATLER_Village]]
[[Anarchist_Hackers_Village]]
[[Dim_Sum_Labs_Village]]

2. Where is the transcription?
The transcription links are updated on [[REAL_TIME_TEXT]] page (one transcription per talk or keynote). Please note that the wiki for the real time text may not update immediately, so ask for the otter ai link in the Q&A channel if it's not there.

3. I wasn't invited to all the channels or I don't see all the channels in Matrix. How do I fix?
The HOPE Matrix Bot aka [[Conference_bot]] is your friend. Message the bot with your ticket and it will invite you.
Some users have had to log out and log back in or switch browsers to get channels to show back up

4. Do I have to provide an email address?
Adding your email for registration is optional. If you add an email you are required to verify it before you can log in.

5. I didn't get a confirmation email for a workshop I signed up for.
There is no confirmation sent after you sign up for a workshop. You should receive an email with the room information about an hour before the workshop.

6. I can't get into a workshop why is the limit so low?
Workshops are meant to be more interactive so while the space is virtual the teacher's capacity to help is limited. The person in charge of the workshop set the limit.

7. Will workshops be recorded so I can watch them later?
Most workshops aren't going to be recorded to watch later. That is up to the person giving the workshop. A list of workshops that were recorded will be available later.

8. I missed a talk! Where can I watch the replay?
Don't worry the talks are being archived. You can find them on Archive dot org and on livestream dot com
For livestream you click the Event Posts Link on the right hand side below the go live button.
[https://livestream.com/internetsociety3/hope2020 livestream dot com]
And here's a link to the [https://archive.org/details/hopeconf2020 archive dot org] page

9. I bought a ticket and I haven't got my ticket token yet?
It takes a while to process new tokens but you should get your ticket token within 12 hours of your purchase. If you haven't received it by them please email the [helpdesk2020@helpdesk.hope.net helpdesk] and include your order information

10. Where is the secondary stream or alternative streams?
The [[LIVESTREAM]] page has all the details, but you can try and access [https://livestream.com/internetsociety2/hope2020 Room 2 here]

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2020-07-25T17:59:44Z

Mnw: added archive info

Main Page

2020-07-25T17:50:45Z

Mnw: removed stray link

= HOPE 2020 is Happening! =

HOPE 2020 will be a NINE DAY EVENT, beginning on Saturday, July 25th and running through Sunday, August 2nd, 2020. The event will be entirely online, and will include scheduled talks, workshops, keynotes, concerts, and more! Registered attendees will be able to interact live with presenters and each other.

Watch the live stream of talks and keynotes: https://www.internetsociety.org/events/hope-conference-2020/ (also includes a second stream for information and some workshops).

The links to real-time text transcriptions are on the [[REAL_TIME_TEXT]] page (one transcription per talk or keynote).

== Workshop registration ==
Workshop registration began Friday July 24. Visit the Schedule page at https://www.hope.net, select the workshop you want to register for, then provide your ticket code. Note that some workshops have limited capacity, and are first-come.

== Helpful information for attendees and presenters ==

Information about HOPE is available online at [https://www.hope.net www.hope.net]. This wiki will be supporting conference planning and implementation.

* [[Civility]] and the HOPE Code of Conduct. All participants are asked to be part of a safe and healthy conference.
* [[LIVESTREAM]]: Watching HOPE on the Live Stream over the Internet
* The live stream is archived pretty quickly at [https://archive.org/details/hopeconf2020 Archive dot org]
* Matrix Chat: Start at https://riot.hope.net to get a username ([[Matrix_How-To|detailed walkthrough]]), then follow the instructions to join HOPE's rooms via the [[Conference_bot]].
* For workshops, see the [[BigBlueButton How-To]]: This is the teleconferencing software for most workshops
* [[Knowledge Base]]: Entry to information for attendees, presenters and volunteers
* [[Presenting at HOPE]]: Guidelines for speakers and workshops
* [[Graphics and Logos]]: Official HOPE artwork
* [[Discount codes]]: Donations from HOPE affiliates and enthusiasts

== Information for volunteers ==

See our [[Volunteering]] page for a synopsis of roles. Utilize the email group list you are already on, to ask questions or check in. You can also use the volunteer area of the Matrix chat.

== Donate to the EFF! ==

We want to help give back by holding a fundraiser for the EFF during the
nine days of HOPE. We believe we can bring in $10,000 over that period.
Throughout the conference, many EFF people will be giving talks on
topics like the evils of Ring, mobile privacy, the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act, facial recognition, and more. And the traditional
"Ask the EFF" panel is always a favorite with our attendees.

So please join with us and be among the first to support EFF so they'll
be there for all of us in the future. We have a feeling we're going to
be needing them.

The special HOPE link to donate is https://eff.org/HOPE2020

= Hackers Helping to Fight COVID-19 =

The unprecedented health threats and global response to the COVID-19 pandemic
have impacted everyone. Many hackers, makers, educators, and others have put
their skills to use by contributing to solutions to a wide range of challenges.

These contributions are the essence of the hacker spirit: People using their
skills, intelligence and energy to help other people. Hackers are helping by
designing, making and distributing much-needed medical supplies. They are
helping by creating communication forums, informative websites, software, and
safe entertainment. They are helping by fighting disinformation, and doing
research and experimentation to investigate solutions and mitigations.

'''On [[Helping#Hackers_Helping_to_Fight_COVID-19|this page]], we have collected links to some of the projects,
products, groups, and activities that highlight how hackers are helping.'''

= Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) =

We created a full page of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and it will be updated as we get new information.
[[Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)]]

Main Page

2020-07-25T17:45:27Z

Mnw: /* Helpful information for attendees and presenters */

= HOPE 2020 is Happening! =

HOPE 2020 will be a NINE DAY EVENT, beginning on Saturday, July 25th and running through Sunday, August 2nd, 2020. The event will be entirely online, and will include scheduled talks, workshops, keynotes, concerts, and more! Registered attendees will be able to interact live with presenters and each other.

Watch the live stream of talks and keynotes: https://www.internetsociety.org/events/hope-conference-2020/ (also includes a second stream for information and some workshops).

The links to real-time text transcriptions are on the [[REAL_TIME_TEXT]] page (one transcription per talk or keynote).

== Workshop registration ==
Workshop registration began Friday July 24. Visit the Schedule page at https://www.hope.net, select the workshop you want to register for, then provide your ticket code. Note that some workshops have limited capacity, and are first-come.

== Helpful information for attendees and presenters ==

Information about HOPE is available online at [https://www.hope.net www.hope.net]. This wiki will be supporting conference planning and implementation.

* [[Civility]] and the HOPE Code of Conduct. All participants are asked to be part of a safe and healthy conference.
* [[LIVESTREAM]]: Watching HOPE on the Live Stream over the Internet
* The live stream is archived pretty quickly at [https://archive.org/details/hopeconf2020 Archive dot org]
* Matrix Chat: Start at https://riot.hope.net to get a username ([[Matrix_How-To|detailed walkthrough]]), then follow the instructions to join HOPE's rooms via the [[Conference_bot]].
* For workshops, see the [[BigBlueButton How-To]]: This is the teleconferencing software for most workshops
* [[Knowledge Base]]: Entry to information for attendees, presenters and volunteers
* [[Presenting at HOPE]]: Guidelines for speakers and workshops
* [[Graphics and Logos]]: Official HOPE artwork
* [[Discount codes]]: Donations from HOPE affiliates and enthusiasts

== Information for volunteers ==

See our [[Volunteering]] page for a synopsis of roles. Utilize the email group list you are already on, to ask questions or check in. You can also use the volunteer area of the Matrix chat.

== Donate to the EFF! ==

We want to help give back by holding a fundraiser for the EFF during the
nine days of HOPE. We believe we can bring in $10,000 over that period.
Throughout the conference, many EFF people will be giving talks on
topics like the evils of Ring, mobile privacy, the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act, facial recognition, and more. And the traditional
"Ask the EFF" panel is always a favorite with our attendees.

So please join with us and be among the first to support EFF so they'll
be there for all of us in the future. We have a feeling we're going to
be needing them.

The special HOPE link to donate is https://eff.org/HOPE2020

= Hackers Helping to Fight COVID-19 =

The unprecedented health threats and global response to the COVID-19 pandemic
have impacted everyone. Many hackers, makers, educators, and others have put
their skills to use by contributing to solutions to a wide range of challenges.

These contributions are the essence of the hacker spirit: People using their
skills, intelligence and energy to help other people. Hackers are helping by
designing, making and distributing much-needed medical supplies. They are
helping by creating communication forums, informative websites, software, and
safe entertainment. They are helping by fighting disinformation, and doing
research and experimentation to investigate solutions and mitigations.

'''On [[Helping#Hackers_Helping_to_Fight_COVID-19|this page]], we have collected links to some of the projects,
products, groups, and activities that highlight how hackers are helping.'''

= Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) =

We created a full page of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and it will be updated as we get new information.
[[Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)]]

'''Link to Workshop room:''' 
[https://workshops.hope.net/b/dan-mdp-vmp Link to workshop room]

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2020-07-25T17:07:24Z

Mnw: added email question that was posted in matrix chat

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2020-07-25T17:05:36Z

Mnw: Clarification of item 2 answer added Question 3

Main Page

2020-07-25T16:50:49Z

Mnw: Started up the FAQ

= HOPE 2020 is Happening! =

HOPE 2020 will be a NINE DAY EVENT, beginning on Saturday, July 25th and running through Sunday, August 2nd, 2020. The event will be entirely online, and will include scheduled talks, workshops, keynotes, concerts, and more! Registered attendees will be able to interact live with presenters and each other.

Watch the live stream of talks and keynotes: https://www.internetsociety.org/events/hope-conference-2020/ (also includes a second stream for information and some workshops).

The links to real-time text transcriptions are on the [[REAL_TIME_TEXT]] page (one transcription per talk or keynote).

== Workshop registration ==
Workshop registration began Friday July 24. Visit the Schedule page at https://www.hope.net, select the workshop you want to register for, then provide your ticket code. Note that some workshops have limited capacity, and are first-come.

== Helpful information for attendees and presenters ==

Information about HOPE is available online at [https://www.hope.net www.hope.net]. This wiki will be supporting conference planning and implementation.

* [[Civility]] and the HOPE Code of Conduct. All participants are asked to be part of a safe and healthy conference.
* [[LIVESTREAM]]: Watching HOPE on the Live Stream over the Internet
* Matrix Chat: Start at https://riot.hope.net to get a username, then follow the instructions to join HOPE's rooms via the [[Conference_bot]].
* For workshops, see the [[BigBlueButton How-To]]: This is the teleconferencing software for most workshops
* [[Knowledge Base]]: Entry to information for attendees, presenters and volunteers
* [[Presenting at HOPE]]: Guidelines for speakers and workshops
* [[Graphics and Logos]]: Official HOPE artwork
* [[Discount codes]]: Donations from HOPE affiliates and enthusiasts

== Information for volunteers ==

See our [[Volunteering]] page for a synopsis of roles. Utilize the email group list you are already on, to ask questions or check in. You can also use the volunteer area of the Matrix chat.

== Donate to the EFF! ==

We want to help give back by holding a fundraiser for the EFF during the
nine days of HOPE. We believe we can bring in $10,000 over that period.
Throughout the conference, many EFF people will be giving talks on
topics like the evils of Ring, mobile privacy, the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act, facial recognition, and more. And the traditional
"Ask the EFF" panel is always a favorite with our attendees.

So please join with us and be among the first to support EFF so they'll
be there for all of us in the future. We have a feeling we're going to
be needing them.

The special HOPE link to donate is https://eff.org/HOPE2020

= Hackers Helping to Fight COVID-19 =

The unprecedented health threats and global response to the COVID-19 pandemic
have impacted everyone. Many hackers, makers, educators, and others have put
their skills to use by contributing to solutions to a wide range of challenges.

These contributions are the essence of the hacker spirit: People using their
skills, intelligence and energy to help other people. Hackers are helping by
designing, making and distributing much-needed medical supplies. They are
helping by creating communication forums, informative websites, software, and
safe entertainment. They are helping by fighting disinformation, and doing
research and experimentation to investigate solutions and mitigations.

'''On [[Helping#Hackers_Helping_to_Fight_COVID-19|this page]], we have collected links to some of the projects,
products, groups, and activities that highlight how hackers are helping.'''

= Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) =

1. Where are the Villages?
You can find villages by searching for them in the search box.
Here's some links to help you get started.
[[Lockpicking Village]]
[[RF_Village_Village]]
[[RADIO_STATLER_Village]]
[[Anarchist_Hackers_Village]]
[[Dim_Sum_Labs_Village]]

2. Where is the transcription?
It was up there in section one, but here's the link again [[REAL_TIME_TEXT]] page (one transcription per talk or keynote). Please note that the wiki for the real time may not update immediately, so ask for the otter ai link in the Q&A channel if it's not there.