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'''ZiP: Zine in Progress''' is a ''polymegazine'' inspired by Noisebridge hackerspace in San Francisco's Mission District, in California, U.S.A.

As of FEBRUARY 14th, 2012, ''ZiP''01 is Online. ZiP is also carried by Needles & Pens zine shop in San Francisco's Mission District as of late February, 2012.

''ZZ,'' as ''ZiPZine'' is sometimes abbreviated, was conceived by veteran zinester Tony Longshanks LeTigre and his wizardly doppelganger, the Whimsical Wizard of ZiP (aka Whimzy) in late 2011, and launched its first issue on Valentine's Day, 2012. ''ZiP'' and related projects have a website currently in development and already fairly easy on the eyes called ''ZiPZineWeb'' (ZZW).

By "polymegazine" the editors mean that it is a collaborative zine with a variety of contributors, and in addition to that it is a fairly large-scale and high-end zine. ZiP01, released Feb. 2012, was 58 pages long, plus covers (printed in full color), with a digitally designed layout, and nearly a baker's dozen contributors.

''ZiP'' is unusual in a number of respects. For one, its pagination is in Hexadecimal or Base 16 rather than the conventional decimal system. Each quarterly installment is called a Chapter rather than an Issue or Volume, the idea being that ZiP is in fact one "megazinebook" published as a serial. In keeping with this concept, the numbering of pages will continue from one chapter to the next, rather than starting over at 1 with each new publication.

Each ''ZiP'' chapter has its own unique title, treated as a subtitle of the ''ZZ'' umbrella name. ''ZiP'' has its own zine classification system, which we can illustrate with the full '''ZIDN''' (Zine Identification Number) for ZiP Chapter 1, which is:

'''ZiP01.2°2012Q1.7DC'''

This can be broken down as "ZiP Chapter 1, Folio Print, 1st Quarter (Jan-March) 2012, Chapter Title: 7DC (which, incidentally, is Hexadecimal for "2012")

==References==
*[http://zine.noisebridge.net ZiPZineWeb]
*[http://zine.noisebridge.net/2012/02/zip01-is-online-now/ ZiP01 Online]

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 '''ZiP: Zine in Progress''' is a ''polymegazine'' inspired by Noisebridge hackerspace in San Francisco's Mission District, in California, U.S.A.
-As of FEBRUARY 14th, 2012, ''ZiP''01 is Online. ZiP is also carried by Needles & Pens zine shop in San Francisco's Mission District as of late February, 2012.
+ZiPZine was conceived by veteran zinester Tony Longshanks LeTigre and his wizardly doppelganger, the Whimsical Wizard of ZiP (aka Whimzy) in late 2011, and launched its first issue on Valentine's Day, 2012. ZiP is a "polymegazine", by which the editors mean that it is a collaborative zine with a variety of contributors, and in addition to that it is a fairly large-scale and high-end zine.
-''ZZ,'' as ''ZiPZine'' is sometimes abbreviated, was conceived by veteran zinester Tony Longshanks LeTigre and his wizardly doppelganger, the Whimsical Wizard of ZiP (aka Whimzy) in late 2011, and launched its first issue on Valentine's Day, 2012. ''ZiP'' and related projects have a website currently in development and already fairly easy on the eyes called ''ZiPZineWeb'' (ZZW).
+ZiP is unusual in a number of respects. For one, its pagination is in Hexadecimal or Base 16 rather than the conventional decimal system. Each quarterly installment is called a Chapter rather than an Issue or Volume, the idea being that ZiP is in fact one "megazinebook" published as a serial. In keeping with this concept, the numbering of pages will continue from one chapter to the next, rather than starting over at 1 with each new publication.
-By "polymegazine" the editors mean that it is a collaborative zine with a variety of contributors, and in addition to that it is a fairly large-scale and high-end zine. ZiP01, released Feb. 2012, was 58 pages long, plus covers (printed in full color), with a digitally designed layout, and nearly a baker's dozen contributors.
+==Zine Organization==
-''ZiP'' is unusual in a number of respects. For one, its pagination is in Hexadecimal or Base 16 rather than the conventional decimal system. Each quarterly installment is called a Chapter rather than an Issue or Volume, the idea being that ZiP is in fact one "megazinebook" published as a serial. In keeping with this concept, the numbering of pages will continue from one chapter to the next, rather than starting over at 1 with each new publication.
+Each ZiP chapter has its own unique title, treated as a subtitle of the ''ZZ'' umbrella name. ''ZiP'' has its own zine classification system, which we can illustrate with the full '''ZIDN''' (Zine Identification Number) for ZiP Chapter 1, which is:
 '''ZiP01.2°2012Q1.7DC'''
 This can be broken down as "ZiP Chapter 1, Folio Print, 1st Quarter (Jan-March) 2012, Chapter Title: 7DC (which, incidentally, is Hexadecimal for "2012")
 ==External Links==
-*[http://zine.noisebridge.net ZiPZineWeb]
+*[https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/zine Zine - Noisebridge Wiki]
 *[http://zine.noisebridge.net/2012/02/zip01-is-online-now/ ZiP01 Online]
 [[Category:Zines]]
 [[Category:Ezines]]