Web Key Directory
Published on 15. November 2020 - 17:00
systemli.org mail users now can upload their public OpenPGP key to our
Web Key Directory to make their
keys discoverable by mail clients.
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Continuing network issues
Published on 05. October 2020 - 12:00
Unfortunately, some of our services are currently unaccessible from the Deutsche Telekom network. The underlying network problem isn’t in our hands and we’re stuck waiting for maintenance work of the responsible carriers.
New service: Jitsi Meet
Published on 21. March 2020 - 12:00
About a week ago we tried to give an overview for solidary infrastructure. A service that has been requested again and again and is important in the current situation has been Jitsi Meet. We have decided to offer this service like other leftist tech-collectives.
Solidarity infrastructure for solidarity actions
Published on 15. March 2020 - 22:00
Disclaimer: The article will be updated if necessary. Last updated: April 21, 2020
In the current situation, we are receiving requests from many contexts on how they can digitally support and continue their political work. We are asked, for example, how a plenary or alliance meeting can be digitally implemented if people don’t want to/can’t meet in one room.
As a left-wing tech collective, we want to support you in using the right tools while still maintaining a minimum of privacy and security standards. Below are some specific recommendations for tools that we find useful for digital collaborative work processes.
Improved ticker software
Published on 13. March 2020 - 16:00
Our ticker helps you with live coverage of demonstrations and other events.
This way, we want to increase the visibility of social movements.
Last year we completely rewrote the software.
It now offers the possibility to attach pictures and maps to messages.
Furthermore it can now be run under your own domain (e.g. ticker.your-action.org).
Check out more details on our services page!
Increased spam and requests for invite codes
Published on 10. December 2019 - 14:00
Recently, our users have received an increased amount of questions for invite codes from unknown people. The senders even promised money and access to software exploits in exchange for invite codes and explain in detail how to find them. This is an attack by spammers who want to abuse our non-commercial mail service for their business. These action transgress our terms of services and we won’t tolerate them.