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Project website	notrace.how
Instructions for translators	See this page.
Project maintainers	ntp
Translation license	proprietary
Translation process	Translations can be made directly. Translation suggestions can be made. Only chosen users can contribute. The translation uses monolingual files. The translation base language is editable.
File mask	`threats.about/*.po`
Monolingual base language file	`threats.about/en.po`

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ntp Changes committed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	Changes committed 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English The Threat Library attempts to be as comprehensive as possible in covering the threats that anarchists and other rebels may face, but it is intended to grow over time and will never be complete. This is especially true as adversaries may evolve with new and unforeseen techniques. To avoid a false sense of security from using the Threat Library, we encourage you to use other sources of knowledge, to remain critical, and to always consider your personal context when making important decisions. Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated The Threat Library attempts to be as comprehensive as possible in covering the threats that anarchists and other rebels may face, but it is intended to grow over time and will never be complete. This is especially true as adversaries may evolve with new and unforeseen techniques. To avoid a false sense of security from using the Threat Library, we encourage you to use other sources of knowledge, to remain critical, and to always consider your personal context when making important decisions. 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English The Threat Library is by design a very technical approach to anti-repression. Threat modeling is done at the level of actions, and thus does not attempt to contribute to the social question, how to escape the enclosure that repression seeks, how to intervene in social tensions, and so on. Struggles for freedom are not primarily a technical matter, but a social one, and have psychological and emotional effects. As much as possible, we encourage you to take time before, during and after an action to discuss with all the people involved and to make sure that everyone's emotional needs are taken into account. Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated The Threat Library is by design a very technical approach to anti-repression. Threat modeling is done at the level of actions, and thus does not attempt to contribute to the social question, how to escape the enclosure that repression seeks, how to intervene in social tensions, and so on. Struggles for freedom are not primarily a technical matter, but a social one, and have psychological and emotional effects. As much as possible, we encourage you to take time before, during and after an action to discuss with all the people involved and to make sure that everyone's emotional needs are taken into account. 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English ## Limitations Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated ## Limitations 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English The Threat Library contains a lot of information on State repressive techniques. This can have a paralyzing effect by making the State seem all-powerful. The State is not all-powerful[^In fact, the vast majority of anarchist direct actions are not successfully prosecuted. Frustrated investigators in [Bremen, Germany](res://#not-stupid), and [Grenoble, France](https://actforfree.noblogs.org/post/2022/04/17/grenoblefrance-these-saboteurs-of-the-ultra-left-have-been-elusive-for-five-years), have spoken to the media about their failure to repress any of the arsons that have taken place in both locations over the years, which they attribute to the mitigations taken by the arsonists.]. The intent of the Threat Library is neither to minimize nor exaggerate the State's capabilities, but rather to understand its options and how those options are used in different contexts. Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated The Threat Library contains a lot of information on State repressive techniques. This can have a paralyzing effect by making the State seem all-powerful. The State is not all-powerful[^In fact, the vast majority of anarchist direct actions are not successfully prosecuted. Frustrated investigators in [Bremen, Germany](res://#not-stupid), and [Grenoble, France](https://actforfree.noblogs.org/post/2022/04/17/grenoblefrance-these-saboteurs-of-the-ultra-left-have-been-elusive-for-five-years), have spoken to the media about their failure to repress any of the arsons that have taken place in both locations over the years, which they attribute to the mitigations taken by the arsonists.]. The intent of the Threat Library is neither to minimize nor exaggerate the State's capabilities, but rather to understand its options and how those options are used in different contexts. 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English - An adversary is an entity that wants to prevent you from achieving your goals, from carrying out your actions and projects. Typically your adversary is the State, but depending on your context you may have other adversaries (e.g., fascist groups). - A technique (or threat) is something an adversary does to prevent you from achieving your goals. - A mitigation is something you do to lower the risk of a technique being successful. - A tactic is an adversary's goal when using a technique. In the Threat Library, we organize techniques into three tactics: deterrence, incrimination and arrest. - A repressive operation is a real instance of repression from an adversary against anarchists or other rebels. - An action or project is what you want to accomplish: participate in a riot, publish subversive literature, smash something, burn something... Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated - An adversary is an entity that wants to prevent you from achieving your goals, from carrying out your actions and projects. Typically your adversary is the State, but depending on your context you may have other adversaries (e.g., fascist groups). - A technique (or threat) is something an adversary does to prevent you from achieving your goals. - A mitigation is something you do to lower the risk of a technique being successful. - A tactic is an adversary's goal when using a technique. In the Threat Library, we organize techniques into three tactics: deterrence, incrimination and arrest. - A repressive operation is a real instance of repression from an adversary against anarchists or other rebels. - An action or project is what you want to accomplish: participate in a riot, publish subversive literature, smash something, burn something... 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English The Threat Library is a tool developed by the No Trace Project to help anarchists and other rebels use threat modeling in their actions and projects. The Threat Library uses some technical terms that you'll want to become familiar with: Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated The Threat Library is a tool developed by the No Trace Project to help anarchists and other rebels use threat modeling in their actions and projects. The Threat Library uses some technical terms that you'll want to become familiar with: 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English ## The Threat Library Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated ## The Threat Library 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English If you carry out subversive actions or projects, you're probably already used to thinking about how to minimize the risk posed by various threats. Threat modeling formalizes this thought process to make it more organized and systematic. Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated If you carry out subversive actions or projects, you're probably already used to thinking about how to minimize the risk posed by various threats. Threat modeling formalizes this thought process to make it more organized and systematic. 4 days ago
ntp Bulk status changed No Trace Project Threat Library Threat Library - About Spanish	English Threat modeling is a process by which you identify potential threats posed by your adversaries so that you can then identify and prioritize the mitigations you can take to address those threats. The list of threats and their associated risks is called a threat model. Spanish 0 characters edited Current translation Translated Threat modeling is a process by which you identify potential threats posed by your adversaries so that you can then identify and prioritize the mitigations you can take to address those threats. The list of threats and their associated risks is called a threat model. 4 days ago

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