Get out of their cloud.
Vos courriels, vos photos et vos agendas — ceux d'un foyer comme ceux d'une association — peuvent vivre chez vous, ou chez un voisin de confiance. lesgrandsvoisins.com vous montre comment, et des voisins vous accompagnent.
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A quick look at every section, to help you find your way.
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You are…
- An individualYour photos, emails and calendars at home, with a backup copy at a neighbor's.
- An artist or a craftspersonYour showcase, your professional address and your client files, under your own name.
- An associationShared tools for your volunteers, with no subscription to a tech giant.
- A businessYour data close to home, and cross backups with your business neighbors.
- A town hall or institutionHost workshops, relay support, equip a media library.
- A social serviceDirect people towards support and refurbished equipment.
How it works
Pas besoin d'être informaticien, ni d'un service technique. Il suffit d'un peu de curiosité et d'un voisin.
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Choose your services
Ajoutez-les à votre compte, personnel ou associatif. Un numéro suffit : ni nom, ni courriel.
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Set it up at home, or at a neighbor's
Un petit serveur consomme à peu près comme une box internet. Pas de place ? Un voisin de confiance, ou les locaux de votre association, peuvent l'héberger.
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Don't stay alone in front of the screen
Volunteer neighbors support you, in a workshop or at home. And one day, maybe, it will be your turn.
mon Compte : the services
Add the ones you're interested in. They'll join your shortcuts in “my Account”, even without a named account.
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LesGrandsVoisins.com
The Grands Voisins public portal.
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Grands Voisins Directory
Directory of Grands Voisins and community members.
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LesGrandsVoisins.com Blog
The association's news and articles.
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Grands Voisins Wiki
General documentation about the association and its tools.
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Roundcube Webmail
Read and send your emails from the web.
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LesGrandsVoisins.fr
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Where our motto comes from
“Get out of my sunlight.”
The philosopher asked the most powerful man for nothing, except to stop blocking his light. We put it in the plural: get out of their cloud, and keep your share of sunlight.