About all2all
all2all is an independent network built entirely on free software.
It is intended for alternative projects, non-profit organisations, NGOs, artists, associations, private users and companies seeking technically coherent and independent Internet services.
Services include:
- web hosting
- domain name management
- e-mail services
- mailing lists
- virtual and dedicated infrastructure
Historically, the network has also supported streaming services and long-term audio and video publishing.
Shared infrastructure model
A shared financial contribution supports the technical infrastructure:
- hardware
- bandwidth
- maintenance
- long-term development
This model makes it possible to remain independent from advertising-based financing and commercial pressure.
It also helps preserve access for projects with limited financial means.
Free software foundation
All core systems are based on free and open source software.
Debian GNU/Linux has long formed the basis of the server infrastructure, chosen for its stability, transparency and long-term reliability.
Connectivity and continuity
The infrastructure is connected through professional high-speed fibre connectivity and operates in professional data centre environments.
Critical systems are designed with redundancy and power continuity in mind.
Ethos
The ethos of the network is based on:
- freedom of expression
- technical independence
- protection of personal data
- absence of commercial profiling and behavioural targeting
- refusal of behavioural manipulation through psycho-algorithmic systems
Unlike purely commercial hosting models, all2all seeks to preserve direct access to infrastructure across different social and cultural contexts.
This reflects one of the original principles of the Internet:
communication from all to all, without unnecessary barriers.
Users remain free and personally responsible for the content they publish, within the framework of applicable law.
Association framework
all2all is operated by Moving Art Studio ASBL, a Belgian non-profit association active in cultural, technical and organisational projects.
A short historical overview of Moving Art Studio is available on Wikipedia.
More legal information is available in the Legal status, Terms of use, Privacy policy and Acceptable use policy pages.