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<h1>Special Issue 21</h1>
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<h2>experimental publishing</h2>
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<h1>Special Issue 21</h1>
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<h2>experimental publishing</h2>
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tele touching you try touching yourself teletales teleroot
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talk to you titty
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<p><strong>A typewriter?</strong>
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why shd it only make use of the tips of the fingers as contact points of flowing multi directional
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<h2>A typewriter?</h2>
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<p>why shd it only make use of the tips of the fingers as contact points of flowing multi directional
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creativity. If I invented a word placing machine, an “expression-scriber,” if you will, then I would
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have a kind of instrument into which I could step & sit or sprawl or hang & use not only my fingers
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to make words express feelings but elbows, feet, head, behind, and all the sounds I wanted, screams,
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TTY was produced in april-june 2023 as special issue 21 of the xpub at piet zwart institute,
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rotterdam. xpub is the master of arts in fine art and design: experimental publishing of the
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piet zwart institute. xpub focuses on the acts of making things public and creating publics
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in the age of post-digital networks. For more see issue.xpub.nl/21 </p>
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in the age of post-digital networks.</p>
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<h2>Subrelease <a href="enconv/enconv.html">Encoding Converter</a></h2>
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<h2>We are on <a href="strike/index.html">Strike</a></h2>
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<p>Inspired by "The Phantom of the Operator" documentary we watched in class,
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we explored the concept of a website going on strike.
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<strong>Subrelease <a href="enconv/enconv.html">Encoding Converter</a></strong>
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Our discussions revolved around the nature of strikes, labor actions, and the often overlooked invisible labor.
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After answering several questions, we concluded that it would be impactful to disrupt the functioning
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of the XPUB & LBM Wiki, where everyone is accustomed to accessing information. Initially, we considered
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making all the links redirect to SI21's page or a Manifesto, effectively occupying the wiki. However, due to
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the upcoming assessment weeks for XPUB and LBM, we decided against disrupting users' daily wiki experience
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and workflow.
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To achieve our objective while maintaining the wiki's functionality, we took a different approach.
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We devised a new method to make the previously unseen labor visible, thus shedding light
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on its significance. As a result, we added specific texts to specific wiki pages so that
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the publication captures the essence of the current SI21 sub-release. To distinguish these texts
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as additional commentary and explanations, we chose to add them to the wiki pages as "<!- comments ->"
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which made them hidden elements. This allowed us to provide comprehensive details about our intentions
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and the underlying ideas, while still preserving the wiki's regular functionality.</p>
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<strong>We are on <a href="strike/index.html">Strike</a></strong>
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<strong>Hey Babe!</strong>
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<h2>Hey Babe!</h2>
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<p>Hey Babe! is a publication of XPUB1 as part of the Special Issue 21. It consists of excerpts from the
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conversations at the Houweling Telecom Museum, parts from the documentary The Phantom of the Operator
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and a collective reading experience on binary systems, time, worms and pebbles.
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<strong><a href="https://hub.xpub.nl/breadcube/gesture/">Gesture Glossary</a></strong>
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<h2><a href="https://hub.xpub.nl/breadcube/gesture/">Gesture Glossary</a></h2>
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<p>This is the gesture glossary. Click a word to see the gestures related to it.
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The aim is to see if a gesture glossary works and how it will work best.
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or enhancing identities. To be an xpub means to speak/perform the xpub language?</p>
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<strong>Overlap</strong>
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<h2>Overlap</h2>
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<p>We have a bag full of planets, stars, our favorite moments, darkest fears, best intentions and worst
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feelings. We contain them and sometimes they overlap each other. Sometimes we are happy and sad;
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