The Art of „doing it together“ (DIT)
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With the development and use of free and Open-Source software and hardware, the cultural practice of DIY (do-it-yourself) emerges. DIY often means, for those who practice it, seeing oneself as a believer and one’s own strength as a driving force for change. LiWoLi raises the question of whether a practice of "doing it together" (DIT) might be a more effective approach to developing free and open-source software (FLOSS) tools for art & culture, learning & teaching. This also implies examining the motivation of active producers and making room for the aspect of "unpaid work".
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