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Furthermore, the question arises as to why you haven't spoken to established research groups, which exist nationwide. They already collect and curate a lot of knowledge about the right-wing scene and are often part of local Antifa structures. Collaboration would have immediately given this new platform a leg up in trust. So it seems a bit noticeable that this collaboration was not sought. (We asked around a bit about our own networks here, but we certainly didn't reach all research groups. If you can provide information about collaboration here, please feel free to do so.)

These questions arise about basic trust in your new platform.

Logistically, it also seems unclear to us who has access to the data and how. You write: "The anti-fascists on site check the information, connect it with existing information and see whether and what they can do with it." But who are these anti-fascists? How are they selected and how is it ensured that sensitive information does not fall into the wrong hands?

I hope you understand our concerns. It's not a general rejection, but we still see unanswered questions before we can use or recommend your platform.

In the interests of transparency, we would be happy to receive a public response. Otherwise we'll be underco3t6s88t6chkilpfqe5j87a@systemli.orgwith the key (36CC A476 007F 9849 4F71 D041 FA43 392E E832 214D). In the interests of traceability, it would also be great if you published your own PGP key on your website and signed your answer with it.

Greetings,
Antifascists from the Rhine-Main area

P.S.: Attached you will find a signed version of this message, as well as our public key.

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