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2009
100 Years of Design Manifestos -- Social Design Notes
by karlcow
& 1 other
This list of design manifestos was buried in a previous post but deserves its own permalink. It is largely drawn from Mario Piazza’s presentation at the Più Design Può conference in Florence, though I’ve edited and added to it. I’ve also incorporated links where I was able to find them.
100 Years of Design Manifestos -- Social Design Notes
by Spone
& 1 other
Since the days of radical printer-pamphleteers, design and designers have a long history of fighting for what’s right and working to transform society. The rise of the literary form of the manifesto also parallels the rise of modernity and the spread of letterpress printing.
This list of design manifestos was buried in a previous post but deserves its own permalink. It is largely drawn from Mario Piazza’s presentation at the Più Design Può conference in Florence, though I’ve edited and added to it. I’ve also incorporated links where I was able to find them.
Bre Pettis | I Make Things - Bre Pettis Blog - The Cult of Done Manifesto
by greut
& 3 others
- There are three states of being. Not knowing, action and completion.
- Accept that everything is a draft. It helps to get it done.
- There is no editing stage.
- Pretending you know what you're doing is almost the same as knowing what you are doing, so just accept that you know what you're doing even if you don't and do it.
- Banish procrastination. If you wait more than a week to get an idea done, abandon it.
- The point of being done is not to finish but to get other things done.
- Once you're done you can throw it away.
- Laugh at perfection. It's boring and keeps you from being done.
- People without dirty hands are wrong. Doing something makes you right.
- Failure counts as done. So do mistakes.
- Destruction is a variant of done.
- If you have an idea and publish it on the internet, that counts as a ghost of done.
- Done is the engine of more.
nice ideas
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2008
Manifesto Mania: Voice: AIGA Journal of Design: Writing: AIGA
by karlcow
& 1 other
A manifesto is a short document that “manifests” or makes public a set of ideas and goals. A manifesto is passionate, personal and vivid.
2007
2006
Miltos Manetas Website
by ainos
Miltos Manetas, artist, born in Athens, Greece, lives between Paris and Los Angeles.
2005
Usable Content Manifesto
by fredbird
& 2 others
I see a sore need for what I’ll call “usable content.” I thought I’d take a moment and let y’all know what I think usable content is, and what I think it isn’t. Of course, this is pretty general and content needs to be tailored to your goals and audience. Take this with a grain of salt.
Une Constitution, mais pour quelle Europe ?
by fredbird
en forme de réponse à l'"argumentaire Chouard", le manifeste martial d'un taré (sus à l'ennemi américain et a à tous les autres empires, la démocratie c'est pour les fiottes) :(
Brevets logiciels : Lettre ouverte de Richard Stallman au Parlement italien - Brevets & licences - Logiciels Libres - Framasoft
by fredbird
Si l’Union Européenne autorise le dépôt de brevets sur des techniques logicielles, les développeurs et les utilisateurs européens de logiciels seront exposé au risque suivant : le risque d’être poursuivis en justice à cause des idées intégrées aux logiciels qu’ils utilisent ou développent.
Terrible vérité - Le manifeste pour une informatique raisonnable
by fredbird
(via)
1- Evitez la complexité
2- Exigez des choix techniques open source de la part de vos fournisseurs
3- Recherchez la mutualisation
4- Évitez les solutions “à la pointe de la technique”
5- Évitez les solution structurantes
6- Utilisez les solutions standards
7- Préférez les solutions externes
8- Minimisez votre effort de développement
9- Gérez vos risques
10- Ne laissez pas des techniciens dirigez vos évolutions
ChangeThis :: ChangeThis
by fredbird
& 14 others
web site publishing various manifestos in PDF format
