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IS_API = True
IS_FRONTEND = True
EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django.core.mail.backends.console.EmailBackend' # "send" emails as console output
+PLAINUI_CONFERENCE = '40ba6cda-1970-409f-81ef-efb87ef09d95' # change this to the id of your conference you want to display in frontend (matches the one from rc3_2020.json)
DATABASES = {
'default': {
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8. Lege die Datenbanktabellen an: `./manage.py migrate`
9. Richte einen Admin-Nutzer (für die Anwendung) ein: `./manage.py createsuperuser`
-10. optional: Import von Demo-Daten: `./manage.py loaddata ./fixtures/36c3-and-dummy-rc3.json`
+10. optional: Import von Demo-Daten: `./manage.py loaddata ./core/fixtures/rc3_2020.json`
+11. optional: Für deinen Adminuser via [Admin-Seite](http://localhost:8000/c3admin/) einen `ConferenceMember` anlegen um den User für das Frontend freizuschalten
## Nutzung
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Wenn Ihr sichergehen wollt, verabredet Euch in einem Assembly-Space!\r\n\r\n### Plattform\r\nIm Bereich Plattform findet Ihr eine gro\u00dfe Auswahl an Inhalten, mit denen Ihr die n\u00e4chsten Tage \u00fcber Raum und Zeit vergessen k\u00f6nnt.\r\nDie Kan\u00e4le [rC1 und rC2](/rc3/ccc) werden vom CCC-Content-Team bespielt, das \u00fcblicherweise das Hauptprogramm des Congress kuratiert. Weitere Kan\u00e4le werden liebevoll von einigen [Assemblies](/rc3/assemblies) gestaltet. Dazu gibt es ein gro\u00dfes Angebot von [Workshops und Sessions](/rc3/assemblies/events).\r\n\r\nHinweis: \u00dcber die [Assembly-Seiten](/rc3/assemblies/all) findet Ihr schnell zu deren 2D-Welt-Spaces.\r\n\r\n### Info\r\nAuf dieser Seite sammeln wir f\u00fcr Euch die wichtigsten Informationen zur rC3. \r\nEtwas fehlt oder ist unklar? Klopft doch mal beim [Infodesk](https://links.rc3.world/infodesk) an! So erreichen uns die Hinweise am besten. Wir werden die Info-Sammlung w\u00e4hrend der rC3 laufend verbessern.\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Helpful Teams\r\nThere are several Teams where you can ask questions, get help and talk in person to person or people. \r\n\r\n### [Infodesk](https://links.rc3.world/infodesk)\r\nAt the Infodesk we answer your questions. We help you with orientation, things to do and finding stuff.\r\n\r\nPhone: 1111 \r\nMail: [mailto:infodesk@rc3.world](mailto:infodesk@rc3.world) \r\nTwitter: [@c3infodesk](https://twitter.com/c3infodesk) \r\nMastodon: [chaos.social/@c3infodesk](https://chaos.social/@c3infodesk) \r\nIRC: [#c3infodesk](irc:hackint.org/c3infodesk) \r\nLink:[Infodesk](https://links.rc3.world/infodesk)\r\n\r\n### [Heaven](https://engelsystem.de/rc3)\r\nThe official task of the heaven is volunteer coordination. We can help out with any volunteering related questions and some other general stuff.\r\n\r\nPhone: 1023 \r\nMail: [mailto:ticket@c3heaven.de](mailto:ticket@c3heaven.de) (preferred for tasks and requests) \r\n[Ask the Heaven](https://engelsystem.de/rc3/questions) (preferred for Engelsystem and Angel related questions) \r\nJitsi: [heaven_helpdesk](https://jitsi.rc3.world/heaven_helpdesk)\r\n\r\n\r\n### [Awareness](https://help.ccc.de/awareness/index.html)\r\nIf you experience or notice discriminatory behavior contact us at the Awareness Team. We help and mediate with discrimination, harassment and other forms of systemic and interpersonal problems.\r\n\r\nPhone: 113 \r\nMail [mailto:team@c3awareness.de](mailto:team@c3awareness.de) \r\nTwitter: [@c3awareness](https://twitter.com/c3awareness) \r\nLink: [https://help.ccc.de/awareness/index.html](https://help.ccc.de/awareness/index.html) \r\nLink: [https://rc3.world/rc3/assembly/awareness-team/](/rc3/assembly/awareness-team/)\r\n\r\n\r\n### [c3Auti](https://help.ccc.de/c3auti/index.html)\r\nWe at c3Auti are the support team for all things autistic. From acute help during meltdowns to general question about autims we are there for you. We try to provide a sensory quiet environment in the [tree of solitude](/rc3/assembly/c3auti/).\r\n\r\nPhone: 1199 Emergencies \r\nPhone: 2884 General \r\nMail: mailto:support@c3auti.de \r\nTwitter: [@c3auti](https://twitter.com/c3auti) \r\nLink: [https://help.ccc.de/c3auti/index.html](https://help.ccc.de/c3auti/index.html) \r\nJitsi: [c3auti](https://jitsi.rc3.world/c3auti)\r\n\r\n### [Inclusion Operation Center](https://c3ioc.de/)\r\nThe Inclusion Operation Center supports you by improving site accessibilty and inclusivity.\r\n\r\nMail: [mailto:kontakt@c3ioc.de](mailto:kontakt@c3ioc.de) \r\nLink: [https://c3ioc.de/](https://c3ioc.de/)\r\n\r\n---\r\n\r\n## Official and Unofficial Links\r\n#### Links with links\r\n- **[https://howto.rc3.world/](https://howto.rc3.world/)** - Styleguide - Assembly configuration - How to Play rc3.world\r\n- **[https://links.rc3.world/](https://links.rc3.world/)** - Links - News & Blogs - Infodesk\r\n- **[https://help.ccc.de](https://help.ccc.de)** - Awareness - Autism - Inclusion - Help\r\n\r\n#### Help\r\n- **[https://rc3.world/rc3/report](/rc3/report)** - Abuse - Problems - Technical - Social\r\n- **[https://links.rc3.world/infodesk](https://links.rc3.world/infodesk)** - Infodesk - FAQ - Help - Orientation\r\n- **[https://c3ioc.de/](https://c3ioc.de/)** - Inclusion Operation Center - Accessibility\r\n- **[https://help.ccc.de/c3auti/index.html](https://help.ccc.de/c3auti/index.html)** - c3Auti - Autism - Overstimulation\r\n- **[https://help.ccc.de/awareness/index.html](https://help.ccc.de/awareness/index.html)** - Awareness - Discrimination - Mediation - Harassment\r\n- **[https://engelsystem.de/rc3](https://engelsystem.de/rc3)** - Volunteering - Coordination \r\n\r\n#### (in-)official Communication\r\n- **[https://guru3.eventphone.de](https://guru3.eventphone.de)** - Telephone during the Event\r\n- **[https://jitsi.rc3.world](https://jitsi.rc3.world)** - Video Chat Rooms\r\n- **[irc://hackint.org/rc3](irc://hackint.org/#rc3)** - Internet Relay Chat\r\n- **[https://chaos.social](https://chaos.social)** - Mastodon - Micro Blogging\r\n\r\n#### Things and Stuff\r\n- **[https://status.c3events.de/](https://status.c3events.de/)** - infrastructure status - do things work right now?\r\n- **[https://rc3.world/rc3/public_fahrplan/](/rc3/public_fahrplan/)** - event schedule (public events only)\r\n- **[https://howto.rc3.world/play.en.html](https://howto.rc3.world/play.en.html)** - World FAQ - Policy\r\n- **[https://howto.rc3.world/play.html](https://howto.rc3.world/play.html)** - (deutsche Version) - World FAQ - Policy\r\n- **[https://visit.at.rc3.world](https://visit.at.rc3.world)** - 2D World direct link\r\n- **[https://ewt.eventphone.de/](https://ewt.eventphone.de/)** - Place phone calls into the Eventphone network\r\n- **[http://newsshow.rc3.world/](http://newsshow.rc3.world/)** - rC3 News - Events\r\n\r\n#### Mail\r\n- **[mailto:infodesk@rc3.world](mailto:infodesk@rc3.world)** - Information - Questions\r\n- **[mailto:ticket@c3heaven.de](mailto:ticket@c3heaven.de)** - Volunteering - Angels\r\n- **[mailto:rc3@c3assemblies.de](mailto:rc3@c3assemblies.de)** - Assemblies\r\n- **[mailto:rc3-tickets@cccv.de](mailto:rc3-tickets@cccv.de)** - Tickets\r\n\r\n#### Emergency Numbers\r\n- **[tel:113](tel:113)** - Awareness - Harassment - Discrimination\r\n- **[tel:1199](tel:1199)** - Autistic Emergencies - Meltdown \r\n\r\n#### Information Numbers\r\n- **[tel:1111](tel:1111)** - Infodesk\r\n- **[tel:1023](tel:1023)** - Heaven - Volunteering\r\n- **[tel:2884 AUTI](tel:2884)** - c3auti - General Autism",
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