[Fts-research] articles with background info to bring to the camp

flip flip at aseed.net
Fri Sep 13 22:47:18 CEST 2019


Hello people on the research list,

In Amsterdam we are preparing some documents to bring to the camp and to
publish on the website (FtS and maybe other sites).
The first one is the general text about Yara. We will print some copies
so everybody in the camp can read this to get some basic knowledge about
our target. (Yes, we realise that many people already know quite a bit
about Yara, but still we think it is good to bring this info to the camp.)
A hopefully final version will be added to the cloud by Annie, probably
tomorrow. (The version that I uploaded tonight is not Annies final
version, but you can also read this one and see if something is really
lacking.) Some comments are welcome, but realise that we don’t really
have time anymore to implement serious changes. There is the plan to
translate the text to German and bring some copies in that language as well.

A second document is the lexicon. We started talking about this almost a
year ago. Recently I decided make the collected info a bit more complete
and neat. It became a but nerdy with all those different types of
nitrogen compounds and fertilizers. But still informative for some
people, I assume. You can find it in the FTS-research directory. If you
feel inspired to add some relevant terms and their meaning, go for it!
Also from this document we will bring some paper copies for the infotent.

A third text will be about the arguments Yara and other fertilizers
companies are using and how we can counter them. Also this file is
already in progress for many months and there are several version
existing. But deadlines are useful, so coming weekend I will make sure
there is one printable version to bring to the camp.

Help can be useful during this weekend. For example some proofreading,
arranging some German translations for the lexicon or contributing some
other ready pieces/paragraphs. As long as this doesn’t result in a lot
of extra editing or discussions. Get in contact with me or with
Annie at aseed.net

For the printing; do we have any idea about the number of people we can
expect in the camp? Or will there be possibilities for some copying near
the camp in case we find out we didn't bring enough?

Thanks and see you all next week in the camp. Joehoe!

flip


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