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Author: doriane <doriane@web>
Date:   Wed, 21 Jan 2026 19:22:29 +0100


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@@ -5,17 +5,17 @@ This is a guide brewed from conversations with initiatives in London (UK),
 Berlin (DE), Prague (CZ), Philadelphia (USA), Rotterdam (NL), Vienna (AT),
 Lutruwtia (Tas/AU), County Mayo (IE) and a community from Middle America
 gathering on servers. This text can support you when starting a permacomputing
-collective.
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-It isn’t a strict recipe but more of a loose framework that can be freely modified to suit local tastes and conditions. Many actions are cyclical and can be seen as opportunities to revisit or re-purpose later.
+collective.It isn’t a strict recipe but more of a loose framework that can be freely modified to suit local tastes and conditions. Many actions are cyclical and can be seen as opportunities to revisit or re-purpose later.
 
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 We [[use fermenting as a metaphor|fermenting_as_a_model_for_collective_action]]
 
 * [[Brew the Base]]: stories about how groups started
 * [[Add the Starter]]: early organizing & infrastructure
 * [[Let It Ferment]]: governance, challenges, and ongoing culture
 * [[Pour and Share]]: reflections, advice, and spreading practices.
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 </div>
 
 Start where it makes sense for you.