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* At the October 18th meeting, there will be an election for | * At the October 18th meeting, there will be an election to fill the Lookout position. | ||
* At the October 25th meeting, discussion on All Hands for a Free Future will be revisited. | |||
=== Reports === | === Reports === | ||
== Discussion == | == Discussion == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:40, 10 October 2026
PNC Meeting Minutes: October 11th, 2026
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Pirate National Committee — All national committees
Pirate National Committee — All national committees
The October 11th 2026 PNC Meeting was one of the weekly meetings of the Pirate National Committee (PNC).
Agenda
Reminders
- At the October 18th meeting, there will be an election to fill the Lookout position.
- At the October 25th meeting, discussion on All Hands for a Free Future will be revisited.
Reports
Discussion
Old Business
Approval of Minutes
Stop Killing the Internet
- Stop Killing the Internet has the following aims.
* Ensure that digital identity and age-assurance systems remain voluntary, privacy-preserving and non-discriminatory. * Citizens must not be forced to identify themselves to access lawful online content or services unless strictly necessary, proportionate and provided by law. * Require anonymous or pseudonymous proof-of-age based on privacy-preserving cryptography; technical and legal prohibition of cross-service tracking; data minimisation and selective disclosure by default; mandatory open standards and publicly auditable cryptographic protocols; independent security and fundamental-rights audits; prohibition of cross-service tracking by relying parties; parliamentary scrutiny of implementing acts defining technical specifications; and guaranteed equivalent non-digital alternatives for all citizens. * Digital identity must remain voluntary, privacy-preserving, decentralised and usable without forcing citizens into one state-backed or Big-Tech-mediated wallet. Citizens must not be required to identify themselves to access lawful online content or services unless strictly necessary, proportionate, and provided by law.
- They have asked if we wish to endorse their organization.
New Business
Minutes
Attending State Representatives
- State - Name, USPP Role
Absent States
- State
Non Voting
- Name - 2LetterState, USPP Role
Reports
Arizona
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
IT Committee
Press Committee
Platform Committee
Outreach Committee
Young Pirates
Discussion
Old Business
Approval of Minutes
New Business
Meeting Recording
TBD