TECH Update — FROM JON: I updated some behind the scenes components of the project. Developers now have the option to use CVS to update the site and keep a local copy on their machine. Also, now multimedia files under 10 mb are allowed to be referenced in the print edition. This is an experiment to see how this project can move forward in new directions. 2004.07.14 0:00 PST
SCALE is in Archive status. It will hopefully come back one day :)
[ Scale Journal ]
A lot of work has gone in over the last two years to make SCALE possible. many thanks go out to many people, including all of the core group (SCALED-B), guest editors, and perhaps most importantly to all of the time and work of our contributors. For the time being SCALE is in an 'Archive' state, meaning all of the past issues will still be available, but there is no plan presently to publish more issues. This may change in the future, or we may link more directly into our core group's current projects, especially rejon's and deegan's convergences. Until then we wish all of you the best; keep in touch, and check in with the SCALE community to keep our links active and the socialnetwork bright.
Past Issues
| Scale 01.01 PDF - 1st Issue! | Scale 01.04 PDF - Patrick Miller (editor) |
| Scale 01.02 PDF - Refined Content | Scale 01.05 PDF - Neil Stuber (editor) and LA Supersonic Show |
| Scale 01.03 PDF - Temenuga Trifinova, 1st Editor of Scale | Scale 01.06+07 PDF - Mike Podolak (editor) and Multimedia |
| Scale 01.08+09 PDF - Joel Swanson (editor) |
Project News
SCALE No.6&7 (July 2004) coming soon — SCALE's development community is in a state of travel, but are sorting out the next issue edited by Mike Podolak. If you would like to join the project, then please add yourself to the mailing list on the left side of the web-site. 2004.06.26 20:00 PST
SCALE No.06&7 — SCALE news: Mike Podolak has taken a great deal of initiative for this month's edition. Patrick Deegan is working with Mike behind the scenes, while Jon Phillips traipses around Korea and Japan developing community and drumming up interest. Meanwhile Neil Stuber is setting up new headquarters in NYC. Check out the WIKI if you want to help participate in SCALING up! 2004.05.23 12:43 PST
Current — The sixth issue of SCALE will 'go to press' at the end of July. This issue is different from the previous SCALEs in many ways, but primarily in its new on-line-only format. I new website interface will accompany SCALE No.06. SCALE is growing, changing, and testing new opportunities for self-organization. 2004.05.15 21:15 PST