LogBot is a bot for asynchronous collective logging and log writing over longer periods of time. The bot operates in a chat environment, from where it saves images, messages and other media files into a webpage. The bot is made by members of Varia and is used hand in hand with event preparations`[1]`, collective research`[2][3]` or as a tool for publishing materials on the go`[4]`. The bot runs on a self-hosted XMPP chat infrastructure, hosted and maintained by members of Varia.
LogBot is a bot for asynchronous collective logging and log writing over longer periods of time. The bot operates in a chat environment, from where it saves images, messages and other media files into a document (a web page): the log. Messages and pictures are shared with the other peers in the chat, and with a wider public, creating a form of continuous networked publishing.
The bot is made by members of Varia and is used hand in hand with event preparations`[1]`, collective research`[2][3]` or as a tool for publishing materials on the go`[4]`. The bot runs on a self-hosted XMPP chat infrastructure, hosted and maintained by members of Varia.
Each of the logs is also available as RSS feed, enabling feed-forwarding or other forms of re-publishing.
`[1]`: https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/x-y/ X-Y log, in preparation of Plaintext Partyline \
`[2]`: https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/digital-autonomy/log.html Collective research log, around the term "digital autonomy" \
`[2]`: https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/atnofs-varia/ Collective research log, around the term "digital autonomy" \
`[3]`: https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/pub.club/ Pub.club research log, around community publishing initiatives \
`[4]`: https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/zamopuzo/ Backlog, the making of the streaming infrastructure of Varia
