HoH has a new extension site code-named V2. V2 is essentially a wiki which we are planning to use for most of our projects. We are even thinking to port the GNUCITIZEN labs there. Right now, V2 is also the home of the Agile Hacking Project.
The purpose of V2 is to provide the HoH community, but not only, a common space for sharing work, research and developing projects and ideas. We’ve got tones of ideas which we hope to implement with the help of V2. [...]
Just a couple of months ago, we started HoH as one of our social experiments. Initially the network was composed of just about 10-15 people and there was nothing fancy about it. We didn’t even have a domain although we promised to ourselves that if we reach 1000 members we will certainly look into buying a domain and also investing into other resources.
Amazingly, we reached the 1000 cap quite rapidly and today the HoH network is just over 6000 members. [...]
A couple of months back GNUCITIZEN started House of Hackers, a social network for hackers and other like-minded people. Keep in mind that we use the word hacker in much broader context, i.e. someone who is intellectually challenged by the limitations of a system. Certainly, we do not promote criminal activities.
Today the network has expanded to 5500 members. I believe that it will reach 6000 members by the end of the year. It has been a huge success so far. [...]
I have good news. The HoH community has grown to 5001 members since its launch 3 months ago. I find this very interesting, a relatively small and fun social experiment to turn so big.
I would like to thank all members for creating one of the most colorful, extraordinary, exciting, provocative, intelligent, intense, creative… community out there. I’ve said that this is a community effort and sure it is.
We have long way ahead of us. [...]
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