hanse.de
German non-profit association giving members self-hosted internet services and promoting free software development and privacy education
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-31
About hanse.de
HANSE e.V. is an association that offers its members a forum for engaging with the internet. Its stated goals include promoting the development of free software and education on privacy protection. The name is an acronym for "Hanseatische Arbeitsgemeinschaft zur Förderung von Netzwerken und freier Software-Entwicklung."
The association runs infrastructure for its members, including a Forgejo git instance, a Mailman mailing list server, a Matrix server, and a blog server. Some services are also open to the public, such as an IP address lookup service and a Bildschirmtext museum project (btx-museum.de). Public servers run Debian. Membership carries a one-time admission fee of 25 EUR and a monthly fee of 5 EUR.
The association is based in Germany and publishes its website in German.
Product: Self-hosted member services: git hosting (Forgejo), mailing lists (Mailman), a Matrix server, a blog server and a public IP lookup service.
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