Geotribu

From a formal point of view, Geotribu is a domain name. And three suffixes (.fr, .net, and .org, while the .com is longtime squatted). There is no structure: neither entrepreneurial, nor associative, nor a blood pact in a tipi. In fact, the agreement for loaning the server used to host images from GeoRezo is in Julien’s name, and the domain is owned and paid by Fabien. Well, what is it at last? A spontaneous gathering of people around a shared professional interest: the geographic aspect of every profession. Then comes the "editorial" line, set from the beginning, which can be described as the two sides of the same coin: - tails, the technical aspect: IT labels us as "geo-geeks," convinced that mastering tools serves thematic work, while keeping in mind that tools are the means, not the end. - heads, openness: a philosophy naturally aligned with the sharing approach inherent to the site (have you noticed the [copyleft](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyleft) symbol at the footer?). Beyond our own belief that open-source, open access, and the commons are virtuous levers, it doesn’t mean we never use proprietary software or look down on it; rather, we believe that proprietary vendors usually have the means to do their own advertising.