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Name / Nickname |
Country |
Group/Community/Organization/Link |
Arrives / leaves |
Accommodation package |
T-Shirt Size: [S/M/L/none, straight or fitted cut] |
Paul the happy haX0r |
AT |
08.05. - 14.05 |
YES PLZ! |
L straight cut |
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TJvV |
NL |
N/A |
08.05 - 14.05 |
Yes |
XL |
guifipedro |
ES |
exo.cat & guifi.net |
08.05. - 14.05 |
yessss! |
M (straight cut) |
Marek |
DE |
batman-adv |
08.05. - 14.05 |
no |
- |
Ilario Gelmetti |
IT |
08.05. - 14.05 |
yes |
M (straight cut) |
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duy |
cyberspace |
several |
omnipresent |
no |
M (straight) |
precambrien |
FR |
|
08.05. - 14.05 |
Yes please ! |
M straight cut |
Daniel Golle |
N/A |
08.05. - 14.05. |
yes please, and for my partner as well |
M (straight cut) |
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Aleksa Milosevic |
RS |
07.05. - 18.05. |
no |
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Thomas Hühn (Bluse) |
DE |
08.05. - 14.05. |
no |
XL |
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Bastian Bittorf |
DE |
08.05. - 14.05. |
no |
M (straight) |
|
Paul Spooren |
DE |
08.05 - 13.05. |
Yes please |
L fitted |
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Hauke Mehrtens |
DE |
08.05 - 14.05. |
Yes please |
M |
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Arınç ÜNAL |
TR |
Xeront |
08.05 - 13.05 |
Yes |
none |
Nono-LQDN |
FR |
La Quadrature du Net |
08.05 - 14.05 |
Yes |
M |
CC-LQDN |
FR |
La Quadrature du Net |
08.05 - 14.05 |
Yes |
M |
Mathias Jud |
- |
qaul.net |
10.05 - 14.05 |
Yes |
M fitted |
gothos |
IT |
antennine.noblogs.org |
08.05 - 14.05 |
Yes |
M |
wbm |
- |
- |
08.05 - 14.05 |
Yes |
XL/Women-fitted |
txt.file |
DE |
freifunk |
FIXME - FIXME |
Yes |
M fitted |
Jaimi5 |
ES |
UPC & LoRaMesher |
08.05 - 12.05 |
Yes |
M straight |
Nick |
DE |
OpenWrt routing |
08.05 - 14.05 |
No |
L straight |
Sankalp Prakash Pawar |
- |
- |
08.05 - 14.05 |
No |
M straight |
Sergey Zinov |
- |
- |
08.05 - 14.05 |
Yes |
- |
i4freegr |
GR |
community i4freegr |
08.05 - 14.05 |
No |
L straight |
Jonas Jelonek |
DE |
- |
08.05 - 14.05 |
No |
XL |
Jesica Giudice |
AR |
altermundi.net |
08.05 - 14.05 |
Yes |
- |
Cris |
IT |
antennine.noblogs.org |
10.05 - 13.05 |
No |
S |
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What castells mean *nowadays* in popular culture?
Men-only castells were a declining tradition only a few decades ago. As soon as inclusive "colles castelleres" (i.e., teams of castellers) appeared in the late 80s, the castells tradition flourished again and became an open, welcoming, family-friendly, intergenerational activity.
This meant not only more fun, but also better castells. I think Catalan society learnt a valuable lesson from that.
As you may imagine, the higher the castell goes, the bigger and sounder the base (i.e., the "pinya") needs to be. This requires lots of people supporting the tower from the bottom. Even in the most signified castells competitions, which occur regularly, it is *common practice* that members from one colla castellera (and also friends, family, supporters, etc.) help a competing colla castellera to "fer pinya" [1], so that all the castells that are build during the event become more solid and robust.
Isn't it the whole purpose of putting the protocols at test during the Battlemesh, to make them more solid and robust through collaboration of all participants?
[1] https://castellscat.cat/ca/descarregar/fem-pinya/CCCC_Fem_Pinya_2019.pdf