There are definitely some problems with the current wiki (e.g., the
repetitive messages in the rss feed), but I also think some of the
issues have been solved (as per Jacob's email) and it's not clear how
most of the other issues would be solved by migrating somewhere else.
Specifically:
1) How
I agree with what you said. I was only mentioning what I think is the posts
by current members within the system posting and then getting kicked off.
This will taper off as the remaining accounts of this nature are weeded
out.
Sorry, if it wasn't clear, I think the current wiki is fine, and that
We have a local credit union that is sponsoring a boradroom (naming
rights) and we are working with a manufacturer/retailer to sponsor a
new HVAC system in exchange for three years of lead sponsorship of our
annual Green Innovation Week event.
Eli Malinsky
Centre for Social Innovation
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You
this is history but we had:
* a national law firm hold monthly pro bono office hours for startups and
provide a monthly SMB legal issues seminar
* Cisco hosted technology seminars and comped the use of Telepresence Unit
for 30 days to enable a multipoint live seminar on Sustainability in the
Built
1) Yep..
2) Yep...
3) N/A yet but the STIFLING STL HUMIDITY has a similar response! I
believe it's supposed to be around 102 degrees, today!
4) Saturating the internet in a major way for sure! We've arranged
quite a bit of press and I'm hoping the one advantage we may have in
this unusual sort of
Also, another local space to me had a local 'digital media membership
organisation' partner/invest in them -
http://wiredsussex.com/press/pressrelease.asp?id=2558
On 2 August 2010 12:47, Mindaugas mindaugas.da...@gmail.com wrote:
hello again
can you share successful examples of direct or in
For sure! And I think from my limited experience already, you
definitely need a good mixture of BOTH real-life and online
networking. So far we've only had a chance to discuss Saint Louis
Coworking online and there have been results, but not the overwheming
ones that I KNOW are to be had here
I'll add in another voice, saying that we've done just about the same here
at Office Nomads! We've got just shy of 50 desks, and have our sights set
on about 100 members. Less than 100 if more of those folks are residents
(24/7, dedicated desk folks), more than 100 if less folks are residents.
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