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Is there a list of these clubs and organisations, and are they only in Germany?

• Tomte 3y ago
  Erfakreise ("Erfahrungsaustauschkreis" — experience sharing circle) are official sub-organisations. They are listed under https://www.ccc.de/de/club/erfas https://www.ccc.de/de/club/erfas Chaostreffs (chaos meetings) are loosely coupled to the club and listed here: https://www.ccc.de/de/club/chaostreffs https://www.ccc.de/de/club/chaostreffs
• entropyie 3y ago
  I got a recursive ticket in Ireland in 2019... check with your local hackerspace or security meetup.
• throw_a_grenade 3y ago
  1) Not to my knowledge. Maybe CCCeV has full list somewhere private, but the public announcement said something similar to "we'll reserve a pool of tickets for members of CCC and other orgas". It was given to friends of friends, who were known as leaders of local hackerspaces. Also this recursive coupon didn't say to whom it was given, it just replicated on registration to an email address. 2) I'm certain they were given outside of Germany, I got one in Poland. As sibling said, ask in your local hackerspace, they either know or should know someone who knows. (If you don't have local hackerspace, gather people, organise your hackerspace, and write to 37c3 angels that you have new hackerspace and want to attend c3 to exchange ideas. First time you probably won't get recursive ticket, but a pool of single-use coupons).
• yuvadam 3y ago
  If you represent your local hackerspace you can ask for an allocation and probably get at least a single 24-hour-rolling ticket.
• neiman 3y ago
  I got one from a hackerspace outside Germany.