>Afterwards, my role was pretty much the same as the first day. I looked at the situation to see where we may need more Internet equipment, where we may need a dedicated line. But the actual work, the actual coordination was done by professionals and people who would rather name anonymous – the people who set up the equipment, the power generators, and so on. I was really just a channel to make available, and make visible, what was happening around the parliament. I wasn’t alone either. There was the CPR, the cable power radio team. That was maybe 100 people across the whole occupy movement.
>I personally brought Ethernet cables. There’s many people from the open-source movement logistics team, the so-called CPR -- Cable, Power, and Radio team -- under the banner of g0v to support the people who are occupying the parliament to make sure that everything that happens inside is live-streamed.