Subassembly is an outgrowth of the Urbit Assembly series, focused on a subset of the technical, cultural, and philosophical concepts that bring Urbit enthusiasts to the ecosystem.

For our inaugural event, Subassembly PNW, we are focusing on the topics of reputation, trust, and sovereign identity.

We will be gathering in an intimate woodland venue, The Wellspring Spa, outside of the usual tendencies of the digital native, and limiting attendance to approximately fifty participants.*

The event will be held from 3pm on Sunday, October 20th, through 11am on Tuesday, 0ctober 22nd.

Tickets are available for between $250 and $1200 depending on the level of accommodation you choose. All ticket types include meals for the duration of the event, and ticket sales are made via the %fund application from ~tocwex.syndicate.

If you interested in attending, or know someone who might be, please join us on the network, or fill out an application:

Subassembly will host an array of speakers, each with their own perspectives on the topics of identity, trust, and reputation. Come listen to them discuss new ways building a better future for the internet, and society more broadly:

• N.E. Davis (~lagrev-nocfep) on "Amish Urbit"
• Stuart Christoph (~sarlev-sarsen) on identity as identifiers plus interactions
• Dmitry (@BackTheBunny / ~nolmes-wocmyl) on the foundations of token value
• Taylor Ahlmark (~litneb-maltyp) on visualizing reputation
• Curtis Yarvin (@sorreg_namtyv / ~sorreg-namtyv) on Urbit as a Society
• Nick Simmons (@Halikaarn1an / ~simfur-ritwed) on Urbit for Coordinating Reality
• Jonathan Pritchard (@thezavant / ~minder-folden) on the overlap of identity, branding, & experiential design
• 0xBilly (@0xBilly / ~mocfus-hapled) on moving towards a trustful interaction layer
• Kat Zavada (@KatZavada / ~ridwer-pinmel) on digital monarchies and the architecture of self-sovereignty
• ~botsyp-matrev on identity as a user design subsystem for paths of mastery
• Victoria Campbell (@badsignifier / ~socryn-pinfeb) on open problems in long-term data conservation
• Alessio (@wispem_wantex / ~wispem-wantex) on building an azimuth client and app stack
• The Groundwire team on alternative PKI and uses of the urbit address space
• Murshak (@distantpathos / ~ridtes-lordem) on urbit as a foundation for a zero knowledge society
• Ken Manz (~salrun-dibleg) on forming alternative credentialing institutions for autodidacts

Check back regularly or follow @tocwex for additional speaker announcements.