Let's hear it for you definition Randy!
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Re: clients vs. members.
I would definitely agree on the philosophical distinction.
Essentially,it's trying to tease out whether the space exists to build a
community (members) or to earn a margin on real estate (clients). This
is an important dichotomy, but it's also strictly false as we
I haven't heard any movement on it but I'd love to see us take another stab
at it. Lauren, our newest employee, had some great ideas on what we could
do to grease the skids for the AP but she's only worked here one week so
she may need some time to settle in. :)
Sometimes you just have to let
they did not hyphenate Coworking Visa as that is a name of a program but
they did hyphenate the word everywhere else in the article.
This illustrates the issue perfectly. If Brad had invented something that
sounded more proprietary, like Bradworking, then there'd be no issue. But
by calling it
Sounds like something Open Coworking could undertake if y'all aren't
opposed. After all we do already operate coworking.com and coworking.org.
I think the first order of business is figuring out who makes this call.
Does anyone have any place where to start on discovering who's in charge
I asked a professional editor friend of mine and this is what she had to
say:
I think usually the style guides follow the dictionary, and the dictionary
is descriptive, not prescriptive. I just had Roma check Webster's, and she
says there's no entry for coworking, just coworker, which of course
At Collective Agency in Portland Oregon we're starting to look at vision
and values again, we update every now and then.
I'm trying to find an overall metaphor/unifying theme of what most members
want -- in the past it was cozy fireplace (which worked great for years)
and small democratic city
I don't know of a particular summer camp vision statements, but I've had
several of our members describe their experience/impressions this way (each one
qualifying, in the best way possible).
They described a bit more detail, including the generational aspect of the
community (the seniors
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