Wow!
It's only noon here in Seattle but today is already pretty amazing. If you
hadn't guessed by the fact that I'm wearing a tuxedo
todayhttp://t.co/7OfaWjmTw7,
I'm excited for Coworking Day. I'm excited because this is an amazing
community and I'm proud to be a part of it. I love seeing the
We have data in Nadine going back to 2008 and have seen that people stay
home when the sun comes out. One year we had a very wet summer and the sun
didn't come out until around September and you can see the corresponding
dip in membership. It's hard to say how that trend is going this summer
My first card said Co-founder Janitor. I've since dropped the janitor
part because we hired that out. :)
I ask our Community Cultivators not to introduce me as an owner, or the
boss, or anything like that. Co-founder works just fine.
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and event space rental. Susan- feel free to
email or call me to talk details and strategy for the suburban model!
Jenifer
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 15, 2013, at 12:19 PM, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.com
wrote:
That's not true at all. We have some great spaces outside of the greater
That's not true at all. We have some great spaces outside of the greater
Seattle area. The White Board is all the way out in Issaquah and Suite 133
down in Tacoma has been around for as long as Office Nomads has been. We
grew up together!
http://thewhiteboard.biz
http://www.suite133.com
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On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 9:19 AM, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.comwrote:
That's not true at all. We have some great spaces outside of the greater
Seattle area. The White Board is all the way out in Issaquah and Suite 133
down in Tacoma has been
Congratulations!
On Saturday, July 13, 2013, Tom Lewis wrote:
After a total of 3 years negotiation, funding applications, and then a lot
of work converting a very old, very central building here in the beautiful
historic city of Bath (including firing not one but two interior designers
as
That would be a great addition. I can help get it on there too. It's
doable I believe it just might not be intuitive how we go about it.
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On Sat, Jul 6, 2013 at 6:53 PM, Minna Van |
The Nadine version of this broke when I recently upgraded to Django 1.5.
I'm sure it's an easy fix but I've been too busy to dig into why the API
stopped working. I'm going to start playing with it all again soon now
that I'm upgrading our Twitter Alert light to include a screen. So many
PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:
Hello World!
Things continue to move forward here in the land of Open Coworking and I
figured it's time to send an update out. I know it can be difficult to see
what's going on because I haven't been great about keeping everyone
informed. That's one area that is clear
Hello World!
Things continue to move forward here in the land of Open Coworking and I
figured it's time to send an update out. I know it can be difficult to see
what's going on because I haven't been great about keeping everyone
informed. That's one area that is clear to see we need some help
The first paragraph at the top of the main visa page you linked to explains
how it works. That's it! It's specifically kept simple since this is such
a wide spread community. Let our members into your space and we'll let
your members into our space. Most people limit it to 3 days max but we've
I certainly pitch the community first angle quite often and always lead
with it. It has enormous advantages because many of the difficult and
elusive elements work themselves out through the process of gathering
people. But it's not the only way and it's important to keep that in mind.
We tried
Hey Petr! I'm the guy behind Nadine so I can answer any questions you have
about that. I'd suggest joining the list we have if you are interested in
running it. As for other options, the other ones I know about are all
hosted products. Are you specifically interested in running something on
Oh I guess no coworking software conversation would be complete without me
chiming in about Nadine.
It's more then just having an open source option. We also need a software
sugar daddy that will manage the project, coordinate the contributions, and
offer support. Nadine has been around for years
Such a simple question that is so complicated to answer. We only know our
limits because we hit them. Last May we were full with 110 members in 5000
sqft and 60 desks. But that doesn't really answer your question because
those numbers are specific to our space, our members, and our membership
This sounds like a great study and I'm excited to see where it goes. I'd
love to see more of this kind of thing. It gives me an opportunity to show
to our members that we are part of something bigger and invite them to
participate. We're in!
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Nicely done Alex. Thank you for sharing. I will be interested to see
where this goes from here.
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On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 11:46 AM, Alex Hillman
dangerouslyawes...@gmail.comwrote:
The
It sounds like the Coworking Visa program might be what you are looking
for. It's not a formal reciprocal use program as no funds exchange hands
but it's a nice way to show solidarity with coworking spaces around the
world and let your members know they are connected to something much bigger
then
-Christina Rus
mariarouma...@gmail.com wrote:
I feel like talking today :)
That's really cool! But how is the coworking space planned? Is this the
main meeting room?
Cheers!
El miércoles, 10 de abril de 2013 19:08:29 UTC+2, Jacob Sayles escribió:
Hello World,
As part of our interview
:31 UTC-7, Jacob Sayles wrote:
Using the wiki as the primary data source is a great idea. I'm curious
to know how you're converting the data. Oren Salomon and I have been
talking quite a bit about the Open Coworking Map idea I was pushing a year
ago as part of the Coworking Wiki Project. We
Using the wiki as the primary data source is a great idea. I'm curious to
know how you're converting the data. Oren Salomon and I have been talking
quite a bit about the Open Coworking Map idea I was pushing a year ago as
part of the Coworking Wiki Project. We didn't' raise enough money to do
Nicely done! There are so many spaces I want to visit. Mm kale
juice
Jacob
On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 7:18 PM, Jenifer Ross
westchesterwatercoo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for taking a look, and sending any feedback.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embeddedv=KRyxLzbkovg
Hello World,
As part of our interview with A Different
Officehttp://www.differentoffice.com/the-people-are-the-space/,
Lori and Daniel created a time lapse video of a day in the life here at
Office Nomads. It's really well done and it nicely captures the front room
of the space where people come
this
work.
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On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 6:28 AM, Harold Maduro morin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Jacob!
The PSD file?
H
On Monday, April 1, 2013 3:10:22 PM UTC-5, Jacob Sayles wrote:
Harold
Harold that looks wonderful! We talked about doing something like this
with our Nadine data. I've never used jquery lightbox. Is it pretty
straight forward? Can you share your design files?
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Mark,
Happy to hear your plan is to open source the code. I'm excited to take a
look when you get it out there. It looks like there is a lot of overlap
with where Nadine is at. We could possibly collaborate or just share
ideas. You can find out more about Nadine on the little splash page I
If people would like to submit their plans we can create a library of them
on the wiki.
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On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 8:41 PM, Jasmine Powers
womanfrommycoun...@gmail.com wrote:
It seems that
Our friend across town, Lori Kane from Collective Self, just published an
interview with Susan and myself about how we got started at Office Nomads
and the process of creating a soul satisfying career. It's informal and
rather long and was incredibly fun to do. They are going to be back
tomorrow
Nicely done Will!
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On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 8:43 AM, Will Bennis, Locus Workspace
wmben...@locusworkspace.com wrote:
Hi All,
*First, *I'm extremely excited to announce the opening of our
on the buzz we will have when we are all together in
one room may help to surface the project manager needed for the next year
as well as the individual team members needed.
Just a thought :)
Iris
On Thursday, February 7, 2013 1:28:34 PM UTC-8, Jacob Sayles wrote:
Hello,
This time last year
Hello,
This time last year Chelsea, Jessie, and I were putting together the plan
for the Coworking Wiki Project in preparation for our launch at GCUC.
There have been a few twists and turns along the way, but a year later we
have an amazing team in place and I wanted to give everyone a status
We don't provide anything with our shower and assume members bring
everything they need. We keep it clean and occasionally need to do a towel
purge, but other then that it's very low maintenance. Once we had a member
put his towel in the laundry bin we use for hand towels and we politely
This is a great idea. We could easily keep a page on the wiki that
contains design files ready to print. Keep in mind that we are more
librarians then designers. We can help with the organization and
stewarding.
Jacob
On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 1:22 PM, Randall G. Arnold
There is also Nadine which is open source and used here at Office Nomads.
It doesn't do door locks though but Alex Lang from Cobot and I have gone
back and forth discussing how to integrate door locks into our systems. We
mostly discussed integrating with ISONAS controllers since that is what we
Welcome Rob! I'm excited to welcome you to the Seattle coworking community
and the global community we have here on this list. The next Seattle
Collaborative Space Alliance meeting is on February 19th and many folks on
this list will be going to GCUC in Austin March 5th and 6th. There are
many
Oren,
We would love your help on the wiki project. We also designed an open
coworking directory to take over the directory function of the existing
wiki but we didn't secure enough funds to take it on. There are lots of
directories out there though and each one has it's own secret sauce. I
We change up our wireless passwords every year or so and write it on every
whiteboard around the space. We also like to make it funny and our current
password is totallysilly. Previously it was whatpassword and
itscomplicated. Oh the fun we have. We also have ethernet at almost
every desk so
Hello,
Last year at this time Chelsea, Jessie and I were preparing to kick off the
Coworking Wiki project that we launched at GCUC. We've been working hard
all
yearhttp://www.opencoworking.org/coworkingwiki/2013/01/07/end-of-the-year-update/and
there is still a lot of work to be done. This
We recently added 5 Community Cultivators to the team here at Office Nomads
and I think sometimes they might think I'm against structured events based
on the feedback I give them. I'm often reminding everyone that everything
needs to be optional because everyone is in a different space at any
Frank this is wonderful! I'm very excited for you guys and love to see you
are making valuable contributions to the Port Townsend community and the
coworking community here. Happy New Year!
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Ryan,
This is the same story everywhere. Even here in Seattle, after having
shouted on rooftops for the past five years we still face this challenge.
There are a number of things I do to increase coworking awareness and it
starts by being active in the communities around me and talking up
We only take a deposit and ask for 30 days notice from our Resident
members. Even then, we are generally pretty flexible with the deposit.
We've kept the deposit in cases where we only had a few days notice, or
once when someone cleared out at 7AM on the day their billing went through.
We tell
Ding ding ding! This is a very important point Tom! Thank you for
injecting it into the conversation. Often there is an over idealistic view
of what efficiency brings which is funny because humans aren't very
efficient as a species to begin with. But that's a whole conversation in
and of
This fits with ideas I've had regarding the future of Open Coworking, the
non-profit we started this year to handle the financial end of the
Coworking Wiki Project we've been working on. The benefit I see is that an
organization like this can not only have a large scale, scope, and reach,
but
I love geeking out about this stuff and noodling on business plans. Count
me in. We tend to lean on the simple side of things and only have one
revenue stream: memberships. I think there are a lot of projects that fit
the three points you bring up Craig that, if done right, bring in more
Keeping expectations in check is key! It's hard to know how many spaces
that have closed are because they expected huge returns or blew their
budget building infrastructure that didn't pan out. These are not examples
of how coworking isn't profitable but it's hard to sort that kind of thing
out
Good timing as we are in the middle of changing things up here at Office
Nomads. We have our own merchant services account and on top of that we
use Authorize.net for reoccurring billing. We are currently looking into
switching to USA ePay because it's cheaper and because it has better online
the Coworking Toronto Passport Programhttp://bit.ly/CTOPassport2012
*
*for a day pass to seven spaces for one price.*
*
*
On 30 October 2012 11:53, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.com wrote:
Gangplank has name cards you pick up when you come in every morning and
put them on your desk so
We threw this out to our members and we are going to get together on
Thursday (our 5th birthday!) to discuss the topic. I'd love to hear about
how other spaces are getting involved.
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On Mon,
Eli this is beautiful! You do a wonderful job of expressing your values
and how they shine through the community you have brought together. I'm
excited to continue to watch the CSI story grow. Congratulations!
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And you can't open a space in single family zoning. We looked at a cool
church a long time ago but turns out churches are single family too. How
you get anything other then a church to fit into such a large space with
that kind of zoning limits is beyond me.
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I love it so much I want to copy it. I'm going to throw this out to our
team and see what we can come up with. It would be great to get a
collection of these videos from a variety of spaces. This is a much better
way of showing what a space is all about then some canned marketing text on
a
Yes, as with everything, our personal passions can transform a tricky
business model into something that looks easy.
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On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 11:26 PM, Peta Ellis p...@rivercitylabs.net wrote:
Yes we do have a global organization and a very effective association.
We all associate with the word coworking. For such a vastly diverse
group of people this is more then enough. This is beautiful. Our success
in Seattle is amplified because of our association with all of you. We
express
Great work guys! And the coworking cruise ship is an amazing idea. Is
Dario on this list?
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On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 7:18 AM, Alex Hillman
dangerouslyawes...@gmail.comwrote:
Yesterday
Nicely done! I love that it builds on what we have, what works and makes
it easier to use. I'm happy to help in whatever way I can. I would love
to have a hackathon weekend where we can dig into the core tools we use.
With a structure for building accountable teams of volunteers in place we
This was posted to the coworking and
childcarehttps://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/coworking-and-childcaregroup
but I didn't realize it hadn't been posted to this group yet.
Congrats Plug Play and LINK!
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I am looking into making this happen and I would love to talk about the
progress we've made on the wiki.
Jacob
On Monday, September 17, 2012, Jerome Chang wrote:
*For those of you who might be in the NY area during Columbus Day
weekend, please join some of us LExC folks Saturday afternoon,
Jamie,
It can be as easy as walking around yourself and mingling a little bit. We
also have this built into the design of our space and is why we don't have
different desks for full-time and part-time members, or keep our full-time
members in a separate area.
But of course it has to be said
I love the idea! Christoph from Betahause and I talked about doing this
before but never worked out the details. I think it could be as easy as
using the coworking wiki rather then building a new platform.
Jacob
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Peter,
It's not really black and white when it comes to talking on the phone being
a disruption. We have some people that talk on the phone all day long and
no one around them notices. A normal level of chatter is common so it's
not the talking that is a problem. Now LOUD talkers can be a
Hello World,
I think this video says it all! http://vimeo.com/47040607
Enjoy,
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Hello!
This is an exciting milestone for the project. I've said all along the
issues with the wiki are not technical but rather a factor of not having a
solid team in place to tackle the challenges. To date we've relied
strictly on volunteers and that lasts as long as that volunteer has the
Congratulations!
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On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 9:08 AM, Eli Malinsky e...@socialinnovation.cawrote:
Hey everyone,
I wanted to let you all know that CSI will be opening a space in New York
Hello!
Alex Hillman and I reworked the domain for the wiki so that all
wiki.coworking.info links now get redirected to wiki.coworking.com. We
took extra care to make sure to not mess up the great SEO love we all enjoy
and to make sure all old links take users to the right place. Of course
with
We use Nadine here at Office Nomads and it does basically what you talk
about here.
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On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 12:57 PM, Rena Tom bob...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone tried to implement a
Nicely done! I look forward to seeing everything up there first hand next
week.
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On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 8:39 AM, Chad Ballantyne
c...@thecreativespace.cawrote:
Great interview Eli!
On
Welcome! Thank you for the kind words. It's always wonderful to see our
efforts recognized and appreciated. This is an amazing community to be a
part of and every new addition brings more.
It looks like you are a beautiful 6 hour drive from Seattle. I'm pretty
booked up this summer with the
We run pfsense on an old P3 machine and it works great. The WAN fail-over
is a little clunky so don't expect seamless transitions. It takes about 10
seconds to switch over and all VPNs, file transfers, etc are dropped. That
said, 10 seconds of outage is better then being down. That's why we
Airport Extreme How many people share that AP?
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/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 at 3:01 PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:
We run pfsense on an old P3 machine and it works great. The WAN fail-over
is a little clunky so don't expect seamless transitions. It takes
of equipment, so don't expect a silver bullet.
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/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Wednesday, June 13, 2012 at 3:17 PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:
Yes, just one Airport Extreme. At the moment we have 42 devices connected
to the wireless out of 63 in the space... but it's also a quiet day
at 12:43 PM, Matthew Arkin
mar...@itligencesolutions.com wrote:
Jacob, you should be able to Share printers with Google Cloud Print
http://support.google.com/chromeos/a/bin/answer.py?hl=enanswer=1329537
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 3:37 PM, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.comwrote:
We have a lot
Pihlman
altamontcow...@gmail.comjavascript:_e({}, 'cvml',
'altamontcow...@gmail.com');
wrote:
Jacob: If you want to drive 50 or 60 miles (one way)you are more
than welcome here!
Mike
On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 8:41 AM, Jacob Sayles
ja...@officenomads.comjavascript:_e({}, 'cvml', 'ja
Hello!
I'll be heading down to SFO tomorrow through Saturday and was wondering who
all is going to be around? I'll be checking out NextSpace, the new
PariSoma, the new Citizen Space, Sandbox Suites, and whatever else I can
fit in. Is there an CoworkingSF meet up group I can crash and get all my
Kevin just submitted a post about the wiki today!
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On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 4:06 AM, Jeannine flexkantoorkame...@gmail.comwrote:
Also, can we not repost the blog posts from the wiki blog as
Aggregation is tricky because the easier you make it to post the more it
becomes an unhelpful firehouse of information. That said, RSS feeds can be
useful tools depending on how they are managed. To answer the good source
of coworking space RSS feeds issue, that's one of the features at the
We have 6 lockers, and a shelf with cubbies on it. It's all
first-come-first-server style storage and none of it is locked. If anyone
needs to store a lot more or has specific needs, we direct them to the
Resident membership. We've learned the different ways conversations tend
to flow over the
We do days not hours. Conversations about partial days are often someone
trying to really understand how it all works and it can easily be turned
around. The ones that aren't, who are maybe more persistent, are more like
what Alex suggested and honestly that's the only time I break out the hard
Yes and they published a book about it too. We got our copy a few weeks
ago and I plan to dig in to it. Not that we are planning to buy a building
but the model fascinates me. Toni, I love seeing the ideas you are
throwing around too. Take good notes so we can all learn from your
experience.
Toni,
That sounds very interesting. Can you talk a little more about how it
would work?
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On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 10:41 AM, Toni Hogan t...@theofficeconnexion.comwrote:
We are thinking of
To really pull off a system like that it would require a good amount of
work to make sure the right balances are struck. Also, never underestimate
maintenance. As a software guy I love thinking that way, but its' a lot
trickier then it might look to get something built, used, and maintained.
This thread highlights a number of my core motivations behind the wiki
project http://opencoworking.org/coworkingwiki/ we're working on. Beyond
blogs, wikis, or whatever tool we are talking about, there are the people
that maintain the tools and keep things running. Historically we've been
an
Thanks for the shout-out, Jerome! The Coworking
Wikihttp://wiki.coworking.info/w/page/16583831/FrontPage has
a community-run, non-commercial Coworking
Directoryhttp://wiki.coworking.info/w/page/29303049/Directory.
We're currently at work on a project to
I know! It makes me want to come visit and spend some time working from
there. I've got a long list and next up is Toronto in July. Super
excited. I'd travel and visit every space if I had the time/money to do
so.
Great work on the video. It helps to see faces behind the emails and the
Precisely. It's critically important to be yourself so people have
something to gravitate towards and also away from. This provides the
integrity and consistency of the culture which is what people are really
looking for. I know how we do things turns some members off, and we lose
customers,
Thanks Rebecca! The team is really coming together now and we are making
progress. Thank you very much for your contribute and your unwavering
support throughout this whole process.
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On
I think there might be a misunderstanding here. I've spent a considerable
amount of time with the loosecubes folks and they get it. As someone who
tends to blather on and try new wording quite a bit I understand how
painfully awkward it can be to do that in a public forum and miss the mark.
So
Here's what I do know. The link goes to a book on Amazon and looks
interesting. I also know Kaan contributed to the Coworking Wiki project.
Bots don't tend to donate to charitable causes so odds are intentions are
good.
On Tuesday, April 17, 2012, Randall G. Arnold wrote:
**
Sorry, I'm
Wow Derek, way to get right to the heart of the matter!
I think the profit conversation that comes up quite a bit is a little too
simplistic. As someone who's part of a strong, profitable coworking
community I often find the corporate vs hippy debate confusing. Derek's
point about priorities is
I'd like to find ones that are flexible. We have a couple areas where the
tables get moved around quite a bit when we have events and such and it
would be nice if we weren't confined by these poles. The trick is making
it look nice and not just hanging an extension cord from the ceiling. Any
, 2012, at 9:17 AM, Adrienne Normand arnorm...@gmail.com
wrote:
One thing you could do is get tables with power that daisy-chains.
That way not all tables are dependent on your one power sourceonly the
first one is.
Adrienne
On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 10:58 AM, Jacob Sayles
ja
Hello!
Where did March go?! We've been working pretty hard on the wiki project
and I apologize for being slow with the updates. Things are going really
well and I'm excited for what April brings. So far we've raised about
$2000, mostly in $25-$100 amounts. Emergent Research and Nextspace
As with most things we try and do everything through human to human
interaction. That said, we've build into Nadine a few gentle reminders to
help us make sure everything gets done. We have a list of TO DO items that
get triggered with a new membership and some EXIT TASKS that get triggered
when
Nadine has come a long way since it's early days and we continue to slowly
make improvements. I have a basic idea of what you mean Alex, but it's
hard for me to say if we are the exact form of member focused that you
talking about. I wouldn't say we are deal focused either. We focus on the
I'm happy to take a look. I love playing with the numbers. :)
Jacob
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On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 6:27 PM, OC Houston t...@theofficeconnexion.comwrote:
I am preparing a cash flow projection for a
Oh that stings, but it's true. The wiki needs some love and I'm in the
throes of a plan to make things
betterhttp://opencoworking.org/coworkingwiki/plan.html.
Business plans are a great example of experiences/knowledge we can share
with a tool like the wiki. It's not as far from being that as
Sam,
I'm sorry we didn't get more time to talk in Austin. It was a hectic day
and we were out as quickly as we came in. I'm excited for your launch and
assuming your space, and your directory are any indication I'm sure it is
going to be beautiful and well thought out. Great work.
Jacob
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We use an all member mailing list. We've been using Mailman but our
hosting company limits our discussions to 100 users and we have 102
members. We looked at lots of different solutions, including Google
Groups, and instead are switching to a mailing list that is integrated into
Nadine, which we
Beautifully put!
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On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 8:30 AM, Beth Buczynski bethbo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for posting this recap Craig!
I really enjoyed this Unconference discussion and think
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