]> 2026-05-02T13:38:59+00:00 043 0 en Entry The article "A Reparative Approach to Publishing" discusses Constant, a collective focusing on open-source, community-driven publications. Their projects include various forms of "executable texts" like manuals and codes, emphasizing collaborative creation and iterative processes. Platforms like Books With An Attitude and Constant Verlag host these works under open licenses. The piece highlights the importance of trust, collective authorship, and dynamic, editable content, advocating for a publishing practice that embraces change, diversity, and community involvement over individual genius and static texts. It is part of MARCH's long term inquiry, "Publishing As Protocol", which aims to explore the relationship between self-organizational models and technological sovereignty. It gathers existing and speculative examples from both institutional (cultural) and technological (hacktivist) practices to reflect on how we publish, gather and organize under (and around) platform capitalism. Collaboration 043 [https://march.international/feature/publishing-as-protocol/ Publishing-As-Protocol] [https://march.international MARCH] [https://constantvzw.org/site/ Constant] https://march.international/a-reparative-approach-to-publishing/ Mia Melvær A reparative, intersectional, and feminist approach to publishing means a networked approach, set up for working best when it is cared for by one or many communities. Publishing A Reparative Approach to Publishing Essay 2024-07-08T21:35:50Z 2460500.3998843 043 0 0 plainlist 1 [[:043]] 043# QUERY7b0e3377ccd32742573a44da5bdcf21d