[guardian-dev] Help testing, building on new "OpenArchive" project

[Nathan of Guardian]

I am excited to share a new "mini app" project we've been working,
trying to create some new, simple, focused tools that solve a single
issue. OpenArchive is one of these, and is a project founded by Natalie
Cadranel, begun as a Knight Foundation prototype grant in 2014, with
work the core work done by the StoryMaker/Scal.io team initially. It is
now stable and ready for testing, and does one thing: it makes it easy
and secure to publish photos, video and audio on the Internet Archive,
over Orbot/Tor if you have it.

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OpenArchive is a free, open-source mobile application dedicated to
maintaining the privacy, provenance, and preservation of your media. It
enables you to add metadata and Creative Commons licensing to your
audiovisual media and then send it to the Internet Archive over Tor;
offering more agency over your media, while protecting civil liberties,
and increasing interoperability for those who want to find and
reuse/remix it in the future.

OpenArchive is developed in partnership with the Internet Archive,
StoryMaker, Scal.io, and Guardian Project. The project was founded by
Natalie Cadranel with generous support from the Knight Foundation's
Prototype Fund.
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Beyond what the app does today, we have some big ideas for the future,
that I hope some of you can contribute to:
https://github.com/OpenArchive/openarchive/milestones/Future%20Coolness

Otherwise, all the fun links below:
Github: https://github.com/OpenArchive/openarchive

Signed release APK:
https://github.com/OpenArchive/openarchive/releases/tag/0.0.9-APK-release

Play store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.opendasharchive.openarchive.release

Let me know what you think!

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  Nathan of Guardian
  nathan at guardianproject.info