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Lawaai deadline approaching
Kazza Eliot - 07.02.2006 21:30
Lawaai Deadline is now only one week away....Feb 15
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Nieuw tijdschrift voor krakers met lokaal, landelijk en internationaal nieuws over kraken en daaraan gerelateerde onderwerpen.
Schrijf je graag? Heb je een uitgesproken mening over een onderwerp maar kan je die niet kwijt?
Kritische analyses, axies, overpeinzingen, verhalen, ruwe schetsen, posters, tekeningen, foto’s, zo maar wat, nieuws, strips, suggesties, websites etc.
Inzendingen in Nederlands of Engels naar  lawaai@squat.net
Deadline is 15 februari.
New zine for krakers featuring stories from everywhere on squating and issues concerning squatters.
Do you have something you would like to see in print?
Antidotes, critical analysis, actions, afterthoughts,
stories, scrawlings, posters, drawings, photos,
nonsense, news, comix, hints, tips,
advice,retrofitting, d.i.y., letters, information,
websites, fashion but no gossip (sorry!).
Contributions accepted in English and Dutch. Published
irregularly. Deadline for first edition February 15.
Send contributions or questions to lawaai@squat.net
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| Read more about: wonen/kraken | | supplements | | Smile | Monty Cantsin - 07.02.2006 21:49
The chief concern of Neoism is to turn people into players. This is to
be gradually achieved as follows:
First, Neoism denies there is a game.
Second, it hides the rules from those involved.
Third, it gives them all penalties and no wins.
Fourth, it removes all goals, enforces their playing, inhibits their
enjoying.
Fifth, it makes them look like players, but forbids them playing.
To make everyone remain a piece in the game, it permits him to
associate only with pieces and denies the existence of players.
Lawaai exists solely to encourage other people to take up this
principle and to produce their own Lawaai magazines.
Call the magazine that you start Lawaai because using this name
will give you a good start on the road to copyright infringement, and
Lawaai magazines everywhere have agreed to take absolutely no
legal action whatsoever against anyone who appropriates the title of
the magazine for their own ends.
So now you have the title of your magazine and you're well on the way
to becoming a successful plagiarist. In fact, all you need to do is
to put your magazine into production. and that is where the great
advantages of plagiarism begin to show themselves. Plagiarism removes
the need for talent, or even much application, in the production of
magazines or anything else for that matter. All you have to do is
select what to plagiarize, do the layout and then find somewhere to
get it online for free or printed cheaply, if you think a world
without trees is a good idea.
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