oh, by the gods of open space, Jim, this is one of the most complex
issues...in fact, there really should be nothing at the actual center it
representing the void (sometimes obliterated with flowers, candeles,
scarfs and other schnickschnack)...and anything near the center should
be as minimalistic as possible, of course...and conform to the
international standards of visualisation (only one color of paper only
one color of markers...all kinds of meanings are given to colors!!)...we
at the berlin open space cooperative (registered under the German coop
law) have been in the process of writing a detailed manual exactly
touching this one point...
One thing I recently learned from an insider is never, never to put my
temple bells on the floor (I used to deposit them among the paper stacks
near the center)since it dishonors the bells...well, one less thing to
have there
oh my, I could go on and on!!!
Have a great day in the UK
mmp
Jim Wade wrote:
I've noticed that many Open Space events include an extremely neat
arrangement of pens and paper in the centre of the opening circle; for
example with several stacks of paper and with pens in orderly rows, placed
uniformly around the centre point
I tend to place those resources more simply - a single stack of paper
(fanned to make it easy to grab a sheet) and - literally - a pile of pens
poured from a bucket
Does it matter? If so, why?
Best wishes
Jim Wade
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