From: "John Zube" <jzube@acenet.com.au>
To: "Gian Piero de Bellis" <gianpiero-debellis@libero.it>
References: <B73300B5.309%gianpiero-debellis@libero.it>
Subject: 010525 Re: Panarchie photocopy & my postal address
Date: Fri, 25 May 2001 21:58:04 +1000
Organization: Libertarian Microfiche Publishing
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Dear Gian,
                    it was in copies of my CD-ROM project, but then you are
travelling around and I can't always get hold, easily, of copies of my own
correspondence, either.
I am looking forward to receiving it.
But for this batch of Peace Plans issues it will be too late. They are
"already" assembled and number-stamped. I just have to write the contents
list for the 17th one, tomorrow. This batch of 17 is almost all made up of
downloaded material.
THANKS!!!
IIt has happened several times before that I or someone else omitted to
mention the snail mail address. As fast does one become habituated to
e-mailing!

Best wishes, and the very best of all: PIOT, John Zube.


John Zube, LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, P.O. Box 52 or 35 Oxley St.,
Berrima, NSW 2577, Australia, e-mail: jzube@acenet.com.au Tel. (02) 48 771
436. No FAX! Website: www.acenet.com.au/~jzube
LMP's website offers a 2,000 pages (almost 5 Mbs) guide to the first 1545 of
the 1667 PEACE PLANS issues that LMP has produced since 1977, containing, on
about 500,000 pages, libertarian and anarchist books, pamphlets, magazines,
newsletters, dissertations, bibliographies, directories, indexes, essays &
articles, letter, review & leaflet collections, etc., with an average of
over 300 pages per microfiche: $ 1 cash each, post-free for orders of at
least 10, or 2 International Reply Coupons or $ 2 other non-cash, with small
cheques not accepted. Has any other individual published more freedom texts,
more cheaply, in any medium? Probably Dr. David Hart, Adelaide, has,
recently, when he published, before he heard about my CD-ROM initiative, 4
CD-ROMs containing classical liberal writings and he has over 2 Gbs in
readiness for further such issues. Anyone else? A supplementary LMP list for
Peace Plans 1546-1620 can be found on: http://butterbach.net/lmp/lmp_sup.htm
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WILL 300 LIBERTARIAN CD-ROMS BE ENOUGH?
HOW MANY LIBERTARIANS DOES IT TAKE TO FILL A CD-ROM?
How many libertarian Mbs can and will you contribute towards a complete
libertarian publishing, library & information service on ca. 300 CD-ROMs,
with all the desirable reference works, linked, like the Encyclopaedia
Britannica on CD-ROM, to Internet sites? Get entered in the still small but
growing list of interested people for the cooperative filling of CD-ROMs,
all produced only upon demand. They are, currently, still the cheapest,
easiest, most powerful, wide-spread & durable enough alternative medium for
all freedom books etc. For further details see:
www.geocities.com/libertarian_library/  or write to me. - PIOT, John Zube,
Libertarian Microfiche Publishing: www.acenet.com.au/~jzube &
http://butterbach.net/lmp/lmp_sup.htm  -  jzube@acenet.com.au - or: P.O. Box
52 (35 Oxley St.) Berrima, NSW 2577, Australia, Tel.: (02) 48771436. No fax!

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CDROM628words
LIBERTARIAN CD-ROM PUBLISHING & LIBERTARIAN LIBRARY

WHAT?
Complete libertarian publishing library & information services for all
freedom texts not yet cheaply, permanently & easily accessible in any
medium, supplementing & listing all of freedom texts etc. offered in all
media, or cheaply combining them, with permission, if required.

BY WHAT MEANS?
CD-ROMs, zipped, later CVDs, then still better disks, until all freedom
texts can be found on the Internet & large & multiple websites are easy,
fast & cheap enough to set up, maintain & download
A public & growing list indicating all interested & inviting independent
collaboration or competition.
CD-ROM disks, drives & burners are already wide-spread & cheap. CD-ROMs are
commercially pressed for as little as 50 cents. Each can contain, zipped,
200 to 2,000 book titles. A lifetime's freedom reading on a mere 10 CD-ROMs!
A  complete freedom library on perhaps no more than 300 CD-ROMs!
Filling them will not only require extensive downloading & e-mailing of
already digitized texts but also extensive digitizing, mainly as a labour of
love. Luckily, scanners have become cheap & efficient & division of labour
for large jobs is an ancient invention.

WHO?
Anyone interested in contributing libertarian Mbs, keyboarding, scanning,
proof-reading, editing & computer skills & copyrights permissions. CD-ROMs,
like microfiche & floppies, are essentially self-help media but do mostly
need collaborators to fill them. With cheap, lasting, powerful & efficient
alternative media anyone can be a publisher, editor & compiler.

HOW?
By keyboarding, scanning, downloading, alone or in association with others.
Sending Kbs & Mbs on floppies, partly filled CD-ROMs or via e-mail - to the
compilers of CD-ROMs.
By dividing the chores of e.g. digitizing whole books into manageable
portions between those who like a particular book.
By collaborating with & publicizing all who have already taken steps in this
direction. See the slowly growing list of interested people.

WHY?
Because it is possible now, affordable, & achievable by enough interested
people.
We could use all our resources at our fingertips. We have never had them
yet. On CD-ROMs they could be made  cheaply & conveniently accessible &
linked to current websites. In combination they could be rather useful.
Sufficient knowledge could give us considerable influence.
Climbing the mountains of liberty knowledge would not only provide us with a
great view but also realistic blueprints, the best programs, strategies,
tactics, advice, refutations & references. Remaining disagreements would
come closer to being settled. All valuable ideas, discoveries, talents &
opportunities could be brought to light & made widely accessible. The
Internet can do much but not yet everything or optimally.

WHEN?
As soon as the growing list of interested people contains enough libertarian
Mbs to fill the first libertarian & cooperatively compiled CD-ROM.

PRECEDENTS, DEMONSTRATIONS, EXAMPLES:
Few will be as productive with this medium as Dr. David Hart has already
been, who produced 4 CD-ROMs on his own, mainly on classical French
Liberalism.
Compare Encyclopaedia Britannica & The Library of the Future, each on one
CD-ROM. The latter contains over 5,000 titles, not all book-sized, but
includes some freedom texts.
There are thousands of music, games & software CD-ROMs.
It's high time for more libertarians to use of this freedom of expression &
information opportunity, at least for freedom texts not yet otherwise
available.
                    PIOT, John Zube, 15th of January 2001.
 (PIOT: Panarchy In Our Time or: To each the government or non-governmental
society of his or her dreams!)
                                  CONTACTS:
John Zube, LIBERTARIAN MICROFICHE PUBLISHING, since 1977, Libertarian PEACE
PLANS series since 1964:
www.acenet.com/~jzube Supplementary LMP list:
http://butterbach.net/lmp/lmp_sup.htm  - jzube@acenet.com.au
Also: Research Centre for Monetary Freedom, On Panarchy, Slogans for
Liberty. 1659 PEACE PLANS issues so far, ca. 500,000 pages.
John Humphreys, LIBERTARIAN LIBRARY: www.geocities.com/libertarian_library/
AUSTRALIAN LIBERTARIAN SOCIETY: www.geocities.com/libertarian_society
libertarian_aust1@yahoo.com   Also: ALS e-Newsletter &  ALS Forum

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----- Original Message -----
From: Gian Piero de Bellis <gianpiero-debellis@libero.it>
To: John Zube <jzube@acenet.com.au>
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 2:42 AM
Subject: Panarchie photocopy


> John
> please give me the address to where you want me to send the photocopy
> (French text) of Panarchie.
> As soon as I get a message with your full address I will mail the copy.
>
> Best regards
> Gian Piero
>
