[eu-gene] Suggestions for Foundations of Generative Art resource

[Philip Galanter]

Thanks for the response Frederico.  I'll follow up offline after  
things get further along.

Regarding the Wiki thing...I frankly don't know that much about them  
but somehow I have the impression that they allow a sort of free-for- 
all where just about anyone can edit just about any article.  But  
maybe there are more heavily moderated versions and varying levels of  
write access for authenticated users and groups and so on.

If there is a groundswell of interested volunteers it might be a  
useful way to go.  Let's see what happens here.  So far, it's kind of  
quiet.

cheers, Phil


On Mar 6, 2006, at 3:04 AM, Federico Bonelli wrote:

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> Hallo,
> I am interested in helping out. I don't know if there is already a  
> effort in this sense, but i think it will be useful and interesting  
> to do.
> I introduce myself briefly: I am working on generative paintings  
> (www.submultimedia.tv/ng), I am philosopher in training, graduated  
> with a thesis on the relevance of deterministic chaos for  
> philosophy in 1995. I worked as a historian of science for some  
> time, and now i am working as a independent researcher in media  
> technology. My main field of knowledge and inspiration are the  
> Italian futurists. I reside in Amsterdam, the netherlands and I am  
> Italian.
> About your idea of moderating I agree, but how does this excludes a  
> wiki I don't really get.
> I am available to share some research work and to cross check if  
> you like.
> Best regards
> Federico Bonelli
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