> We're a Drupal studio.  If planned well the site can be both aesthetically 
> pleasing and self sustained.  (Drupal is the # 1 opensourse CMS)

Sorry to hijack the thread but only for a bit; I just can't let that assertion 
stand unchallenged! :-) Drupal is not the #1 opensource CMS, WordPress is! It's 
got far more users than Drupal!  ;-)

Anyway, I'm a former Drupal guy who after 2 years finally realized how much 
pain Drupal was causing me and switched to WordPress, never been happier! :) 

-Mike Schinkel
Ignition Alley Atlanta Coworking
http://ignitionalley.com

p.s. OTOH, my partner in Ignition Alley is a Drupal guy so there you go! 


On Feb 18, 2010, at 7:55 PM, TCS wrote:

> We're a Drupal studio.  If planned well the site can be both aesthetically 
> pleasing and self sustained.  (Drupal is the # 1 opensourse CMS)  We're 
> willing to help develop the site if y'all wanna do the leg work on 
> Information Architecture, finalize a content outline and navigation 
> schematic, name the taxonomy terms and design.  ;o)  We can do design as 
> well, but thought that could be another studio if they want to help. Don't 
> know if there's funds available to offer to help build, but we're willing to 
> do whatever for the cause of coworking!
> 
> Chad
> 
> The Creative Space - Canada
> www.thecreativespace.ca
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> On 2010-02-18, at 7:29 PM, Alex Hillman wrote:
> 
>> Over the last several hours, I've finalized the transactions with Bernie and 
>> Gerrit, transferred the domain, configured the DNS, and set up a simple 
>> static homepage to display the community core values and point them to the 
>> three communal resources that we have, just like intended by the proposal 
>> sent out earlier this week.
>> 
>> The new coworking.com points to the google group, the wiki, and the blog. It 
>> defines some explicit activities that people can do at each of those places 
>> to get involved. 
>> 
>> http://coworking.com
>> 
>> It does not attempt to define coworking any more than is already defined on 
>> the landing page of the google group. It does not express any commercial or 
>> even organizational intent. It just says "we're here, and we're not going 
>> anywhere". I think this stake in the ground is extremely representative and 
>> lets us go ANY direction we want. 
>> 
>> The design is the product of...well...an hour of my time put in to 
>> copywriting and CSS. I'd be just as happy to throw it away if something else 
>> came along and the group suggests that, so long as the general concept stays 
>> clear.
>> 
>> I'd also be willing to take design/copy tips/tweaks to heart. You can't hurt 
>> my feelings too bad, I'm not a designer and I know it :) 
>> 
>> There are still a number of other matters to sort out that have come up 
>> since we started down this fun journey this week, and they can be dealt with 
>> one at a time. 
>> 
>> I'll be following up with all of the contributors, as well as the list, to 
>> discuss the next steps in managing the remaining funds. 
>> 
>> I'd really like the next discussion on this list to help find a more 
>> sustainable mechanism for allowing people to contribute to the website fund 
>> without raising money that we simply don't need. Right now the fund raise is 
>> spread out over ~20 people. That de-risked the initial purchase, and let 
>> this happen at all. In the next phase, I think the objective should be to 
>> spread the fund wider and, as Chris Messina said, put the focus on 
>> individual supporters instead of business supporters, giving everyone more 
>> equal access to the resources that come with having the domain. 
>> 
>> Let's brainstorm!
>> 
>> I also want to publicly thank Bernie and Gerrit for being so awesome during 
>> the transaction. They asked me to share this retrospective they posted last 
>> night on the last 10 years with the domain. 
>> http://www.smartmobs.com/2010/02/17/coworking-past-and-future/
>> 
>> -Alex
>> 
>> /ah
>> indyhall.org
>> coworking in philadelphia
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