Grad Publication 2026 - Revision history

Aksellr at 11:14, 25 June 2026

2026-06-25T11:14:39Z

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	pad link (and to do from may 22nd): https://pad.xpub.nl/p/gradpub-meeting-220526		pad link (and to do from may 22nd): https://pad.xpub.nl/p/gradpub-meeting-220526

			== Pricing of the publication ==


			Backend/software : literally impossible to calculate as it is part of Kim Kleinert's graduation project.

			Git Café (technical support): 3h

			Graphic Design: 10h

			Writing: about 1h per student, so 15h in total (not including the introduction written by course director Michael)

			Editing: 6h

			Printing: 30h

			Binding: 4h

			Total:


			Material Cost:

			Paper: 400€

			Printing: 9€/book. Since that's 150 books, that's1350€. We technically didn't pay for that as it is part of the Master Budget though

			-> 1750€ in material cost ONLY, which means each copy costs 11.70€ to print.


			Adding labour:

			a minimum of 68h of labour. If paid minimum wage (which it shouldn't, we are all professional graphic designers and we should be payed a freelance rate), that's 1020€. 1020/150 is 6.80€ per copy

	== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==		== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==

Kim: /* Timetable */

2026-05-22T13:31:47Z

Timetable

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	[[XPUB Graduation 2026]]		[[XPUB Graduation 2026]]


			pad link (and to do from may 22nd): https://pad.xpub.nl/p/gradpub-meeting-220526

	== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==		== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==

Queenfeline: /* WORD LIST */

2026-05-14T07:45:38Z

WORD LIST

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	=== WORD LIST ===		=== WORD LIST ===
	https://pad.xpub.nl/p/gradpub-words		https://pad.xpub.nl/p/gradpub-words
	* ~~community~~
	*publishing tools (or 'tools for publication making')		from pad may 14.
	*metadata		<br>
	*~~articulation work~~		*tools
	*craft		**publishing tools (or "tools for publication making")
			**tool-making
			**counter-tools
			*language
			**metadata (added to git)
			**title (added to git)
			**Meaning-Making
			*craft (added to git)
			**webcraft
			**witchcraft
	*materiality		*materiality
	*~~invitation~~		**embodiment [or the other way around, open to interpretation]
	*diy radio making		*diy radio making (added to git)
	*~~license~~		*Technology
	*~~dead media~~		*Alternative
	*~~border~~		*Imaginaries
	*~~veil~~		*games
			**toy
			*development
			*web standards
			*knitting (added to git)
			*capitalism
			**technocapitalism
			*time
			*efficiency
			*information delivery
			*unlearning
			**technology (duplicate?) !attention: if there are word duplicates, make sure to not name the .md files the same way!
			**language (duplicate?) !attention: if there are word duplicates, make sure to not name the .md files the same way!
			*maintenance
			**repair
			**production means (tbd)
			**infrastructure (tbd)
			*Magic
			*Perception
			*references
			*resistance (added to git)
			**agency
			**practices for resistance
			**human-centered
			**feminism
			**Luddite
			**community
			*invitation (added to git)
			*license (added to git)
			*dead media (added to git)
	*collaboration		*collaboration
	*~~practice~~		**workshops
	*praxis		**articulation work
			*practice/praxis
	*memes		*memes
	*~~counter-tools~~		*server
	*~~production means~~		**self hosting
			*fandom
			*intention
			*border
			*veil
			*bureaucracy
			**migration

Kim: /* Timetable */

2026-05-11T09:58:20Z

Timetable

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	\| (4) 11.-17.5 \|\| ? \|\| -		\| (4) 11.-17.5 \|\| ? \|\| -
	\|-		\|-
	\| (5) 18.-24.5 \|\| ~~Workshop~~ for content ~~production?~~ \|\| -		\| (5) 18.-24.5 \|\| Git cafe (20.5.) and deadline for content 22.5. \|\| -
	\|-		\|-
	\| (6) 25.-31.5 \|\| finalize the content \|\| -		\| (6) 25.-31.5 \|\| finalize the content \|\| -

Sevgi: /* WORD LIST */

2026-05-04T19:13:23Z

WORD LIST

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	=== WORD LIST ===		=== WORD LIST ===
			https://pad.xpub.nl/p/gradpub-words
	* community		* community
	*publishing tools (or 'tools for publication making')		*publishing tools (or 'tools for publication making')

Sevgi at 19:12, 4 May 2026

2026-05-04T19:12:15Z

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	== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==		== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==
	'''[https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026 Git repository link]'''		'''[https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026 Git repository link]'''

			[https://pad.xpub.nl/p/gradpub-words Link to the word list]
	=== repository structure ===		=== repository structure ===

Kim: /* Guidelines for editing the glossary */

2026-05-04T13:32:40Z

Guidelines for editing the glossary

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	== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==		== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==
	[https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026 ~~'''~~Git repository link''']		'''[https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026 Git repository link]'''
	=== repository structure ===		=== repository structure ===

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	* visual content makes things more interesting! think: screenshots, drawings, diagrams, memes, process pictures …		* visual content makes things more interesting! think: screenshots, drawings, diagrams, memes, process pictures …
	* < add your tip here >		* < add your tip here >


	== Guidelines for words ==		== Guidelines for words ==

Kim: /* Guidelines for editing the glossary */

2026-05-01T12:44:07Z

Guidelines for editing the glossary

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	== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==		== Guidelines for editing the glossary ==
	[https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026 Git repository link]		[https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026 '''Git repository link''']
	=== repository structure ===		=== repository structure ===

Kim: /* steps for editing the glossary */

2026-05-01T12:43:47Z

steps for editing the glossary

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	## to ensure that edits have a class with their contributor name, contents are wrapped in <code>[]</code>and followed by <code>{.username}</code> (see [https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026/src/branch/main/words/word-template.md word template])		## to ensure that edits have a class with their contributor name, contents are wrapped in <code>[]</code>and followed by <code>{.username}</code> (see [https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026/src/branch/main/words/word-template.md word template])
	## on the top of the markdown file we have a [https://yaml.org/ yaml] metadata block. please here add the files glossary word in full length (spaces etc allowed) and your contributor / user name to the list		## on the top of the markdown file we have a [https://yaml.org/ yaml] metadata block. please here add the files glossary word in full length (spaces etc allowed) and your contributor / user name to the list


	=== steps for editing student pages ===		=== steps for editing student pages ===

Kim: /* steps for editing the glossary */

2026-05-01T12:43:21Z

steps for editing the glossary

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	# if the file for this word already exists, skip 2.		# if the file for this word already exists, skip 2.
	# to edit the files we write markdown language ([https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/ cheat sheet] and [https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/ basic syntax overview]) with a few tricks:		# to edit the files we write markdown language ([https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/ cheat sheet] and [https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/ basic syntax overview]) with a few tricks:
	## to ensure that edits have a class with their contributor name, contents are wrapped in <code>[]</code>and followed by <code>{.username}</code> (see [[words/word-template.md\|word template]])		## to ensure that edits have a class with their contributor name, contents are wrapped in <code>[]</code>and followed by <code>{.username}</code> (see [https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/grad-publication-2026/src/branch/main/words/word-template.md word template])
	## on the top of the markdown file we have a [https://yaml.org/ yaml] metadata block. please here add the files glossary word in full length (spaces etc allowed) and your contributor / user name to the list		## on the top of the markdown file we have a [https://yaml.org/ yaml] metadata block. please here add the files glossary word in full length (spaces etc allowed) and your contributor / user name to the list