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===== How To CryptoParty ===== | ===== How To CryptoParty ===== | ||
- | * Throw a party. All you need is a time, a date and a location. Add it to the wiki: [[https:// | + | * Throw a party. All you need is a time, a date and a location. Add it to the wiki: [[https://www.cryptoparty.in/parties|https://www.cryptoparty.in/ |
* Make sure you have Internet connectivity and enough power sources for all devices. If you do not have a place to hold a CryptoParty, | * Make sure you have Internet connectivity and enough power sources for all devices. If you do not have a place to hold a CryptoParty, | ||
* Bring USB sticks and printed handouts for those who need them, and set up old computers for people to fiddle with and try out new skills. | * Bring USB sticks and printed handouts for those who need them, and set up old computers for people to fiddle with and try out new skills. | ||
- | * Talk about Linux to everyone you meet at your CryptoParty. If you are new to CryptoParties - ask someone "what is Linux?" | + | * Talk about GNU Linux to everyone you meet at your CryptoParty. If you are new to CryptoParties - ask someone "what is GNU Linux?" |
* Make entry free for all if possible - CryptoParties are not-for-profit, | * Make entry free for all if possible - CryptoParties are not-for-profit, | ||
* Teach basic cryptographic tools to the masses. Crowd-source the best crypto. We suggest PGP, OTR, and Tor as the first tools to install. | * Teach basic cryptographic tools to the masses. Crowd-source the best crypto. We suggest PGP, OTR, and Tor as the first tools to install. | ||
* Invite experts and non-experts from all fields. Everyone is an expert on something. | * Invite experts and non-experts from all fields. Everyone is an expert on something. | ||
- | * If you want CryptoParty to do something, start doing it. Organise organically and chaotically. Have no clear leadership. Urge people to take on a sudo leadership role - take a tutorial, fix the wifi, update the wiki, or organise the next CryptoParty. If someone claims others are doing it wrong - invite them to nominate themselves to do it better. | + | * If you want CryptoParty to do something, start doing it. Organise organically and chaotically. Have no clear leadership. Urge people to take on a pseudo-leadership role - take a tutorial, fix the wifi, update the wiki, or organise the next CryptoParty. If someone claims others are doing it wrong - invite them to nominate themselves to do it better. |
* Ask for feedback. Assimilate critics - ask them for their help in creating a better CryptoParty. Do not be scared to troll the trolls back or boot them from your space. Share feedback on the wiki. Iterate. | * Ask for feedback. Assimilate critics - ask them for their help in creating a better CryptoParty. Do not be scared to troll the trolls back or boot them from your space. Share feedback on the wiki. Iterate. | ||
* A successful CryptoParty can have as many or as few as two people. Size doesn' | * A successful CryptoParty can have as many or as few as two people. Size doesn' | ||
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- | Taken from [[https:// | + | Taken from [[https:// |