Hello all-
I'm a Space Catalyst and Coworker, though I didn't realize it fully as
such until today. I stopped in at Blankspaces.com across the street
from my apt, where I met Jerome and got a tour and the low down on his
space (it's a beautiful space by the way).
I've been involved with all this
I found the Group from a reference in an Inc. magazine article. Rich
Witmer, self-employed business marketing consultant based in NW
Houston area. Glad to find a name for what I knew was out there,
independent professionals longing for collaboration.
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hello - just wanted to say hi and say how happy I am to find this
group!
i've been freelancing for several months and altho it's great having
total control over my time, working from home and all that good stuff,
i'm a social person. i get lonely. i sometimes worry i will become
socially, uh-hem,
Hi,
Fly The Coop is a new (ish) Manchester, UK based co-working space.
You can find out more about us at:
http://flythe.coop
Our users twitter list is at:
http://twitter.com/fly_the_coop/ftc-members
http://twitter.com/fly_the_coop/ for our announcements.
We're currently looking to setup
Hi,
Just a quick hello from me, as it's my first post.
I've been involved with helping with Fly The Coop in Manchester as a
director for a while.
We've just had our 2nd members meetup in the space, and we're starting
to get a buzz going, and organizing a few events.
We're also trying to put
Hi,
I've been looking into coworking for several reasons. One as a worker
but also as possibly setting up a coworking center. I'm glad to be
here so I can learn more about what is happening in this space.
Jon
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Hello Community,
First and foremost thank you for all the information. The community
seems great and the wiki has given a lot of food for thought. I
recently experienced the co-work environment at CoWork Central in
Buenos Aires, and am eagerly planing ahead for a space in Cali -
Colombia. I'd
Hey there,
I work for the Leftbank Project (www.leftbankproject.com) in Portland,
Oregon. We have a space in our building called The Hive that is
dedicated to coworkers. It is in its infancy, but we are looking at
ways to raise its awareness. I have been following the trend through
articles on
Hi Alex,
Yes - Zoho Discussions is free for open source projects and you are
most welcome to switch.
Regards
Dhan
Zoho Discussions
On Feb 9, 9:12 pm, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
Awesome tip. I'll contact him today. Thanks Mike.
/ah
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You raise very valid concerns John Sechrest. @ Zoho Discussions we had
this in mind when we developed the product. Apart from the web based
access, we have active bi-directional emailing too. Of course, you are
welcome to give Zoho Discussions a spin and come back with comments -
for I am sure
Hello everyone,
I'm Mark De Castro. I'm an architect and urban/environmenal planner from
the Philippines. I am a newbie on this e-group.
Firstly, just to give a brief background on what I do. I have a small
start-up company that does townplanning consultancy for local governments
here in the
Cody-
Thanks for the invite! I look forward t this meetup and to touring your new
space. Congratulations!
Iris Kavanagh
COO
NextSpace Coworking + Innovation, Inc.
www.NextSpace.us
+1 831 420 0710
http://twitter.com/nextspace
http://12seconds.tv/channel/nextspace
facebook.com/nextspace
On Feb
Hey Rich,
Welcome to the coworking group. I'm the co-founder of Caroline Collective in
Houston (http://carolinecollective.cc); glad to find another person in
Houston interested in coworking. If you're in the area stop by Caroline
Collective some time. There's another coworking space in the area
This sounds interesting, especially if you're willing to make the
results *and your data* public. ;)
To the best of my knowledge, there has not been an exhaustive research
project done on coworking — but samples here and there — from both the
academic and media worlds.
Putting together some
Alex,
As the pint person here on this, and again I totally understand that you
took a much needed lead and happy you stepped up to the plate on it but
wondering who is now going to be a part of the 'entity' of the negotiation
of the deal.
And, how is it that people can reserve on the initial
Congratulations, Alex. Great work!
There's clearly a desire among the coworking community to put in a
stake in the ground and create something that more collectively
represents the maturity (or maturing?) of the community!
I think this initiative worked because it was 1) focused 2) had a
Chris,
I love this idea on specific next steps that you have presented.
I would be willing to move my pledge for the domain purchase to money to
spend on a open site/ location at SXSW to host such a meeting.
And, if there is anyone else who didn't get to be involved and would like to
be please
Hi all.
I've been hearing that some of you out there have not been so happy
about my mentioning of executive suites and therefore, not adhering to
the ethos of coworking. I want to clarify that my previous emails
were only to propose utilizing some resources that I've come across,
and
Great logo, Angel!
Sorry I didn't get to weigh in earlier - I think you guys picked the
best of the litter.
Well done, and congrats!
Susan
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officenomads.com
On Feb 10, 11:15 am, Angel fccowork...@gmail.com wrote:
Click on that link and then the photo to get into polldaddy to
Maybe my dream of the ultimate coworking site can be achieved finally! Here
it was:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/missrogue/sets/72157600017335084/
And modeled off of Conferenceer (by Jacob Patton - no longer in existence).
Simple, but functional.
T
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 12:38 PM, WHERE MMM
Hey all.
Serious stuff here. Let's take a step back for a second.
I believe we are in a dangerous place right now, because money is involved,
and everybody is going to have an opinion on how it should be distributed,
who should be involved, who has what percent control over what, etc etc
etc.
Was away for the weekend and totally missed this, but very excited to
see the new site!
Sasha Vasilyuk
Sandbox Suites
www.sandboxsuites.com
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On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 8:42 AM, Dhan
aravindhan.vijayaragha...@gmail.comwrote:
You
pariSoma will be there too !
Clement Julian
On Jan 31, 4:08 pm, Cody Marx Bailey superp...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey everyone,
On behalf of all the coworking spaces in Texas, I'd like to welcome
everyone to this years Coworking Meetup during SXSW. In years past, we
have used the lovely San Jose
On Feb 16, 2010, at 2:08 PM, Tony Bacigalupo wrote:
Serious stuff here. Let's take a step back for a second.
I agree with you in principle, but not as black white.
Do you see the Open Source Initiative as harmful? They did it in part to
control the branding of open source which is
On 9 February 2010 10:20, The Hive PDX rachaelausti...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey there,
I work for the Leftbank Project (www.leftbankproject.com) in Portland,
Oregon. We have a space in our building called The Hive that is
dedicated to coworkers. It is in its infancy, but we are looking at
ways
I don't know what the answer is, but I'm pretty sure the answer is not do
nothing. I also think we are all smart and capable people able to come up
with an answer that works well if we put our heads together on the matter.
Lead us.
I was one of the ones saying we needed 'something' to hold
This makes me think of a report called Hidden Tech that a friend of
mine keeps trying to get me to read. Might be a good reference for a
research project along these lines:
The original report funded by Northeast Utilities subsidiary in
Mass. Hidden The and Valley is attached.
I haven't been ignoring this thread, or the other related to the
coworking.com purchase, I've just been in a conference all day :)
I'm going to need some time to catch up. Thanks y'all.
/ah
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coworking in philadelphia
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 3:25 PM, Steven Heath she...@gmail.com
As we are putting together our coworking space here in St Cloud, MN, I sit
back and read all the threads by you 'coworking gurus' and get so impressed
by how this movement is just taking off. I thought I was getting into
something that was just a simple concept of getting like minded individuals
Mike,
Good points all around; there's much to be gleaned from the open source
movement and what happened to it.
I wasn't aware of the Open Source Initiative. Do you know more about how
they have helped the world of open source? The phrase still gets co-opted
and misused left and right, but I
I've been fascinated how this discussion has evolved.
There are a number of very real issues being addressed, and this is anything
but a bad thing.
I remain firm on a couple of aspects of the discussion so far:
- the model used to collect the funds to buy the domain was done with the
Great thoughts all around team. These are some incredibly important
conversations, and I want to thank everyone for bringing their
opinions, their honesty, and their understanding to the table.
Jacob and I were just talking through some of this stuff yesterday.
After our conversation and reading
On Feb 16, 2010, at 3:25 PM, Steven Heath wrote:
I don't know what the answer is, but I'm pretty sure the answer is not do
nothing. I also think we are all smart and capable people able to come up
with an answer that works well if we put our heads together on the matter.
I was one of the
We're now talking about THREE separate but related issues:
1. How to pay for/who owns the domain, long term
2. What kind of entity could exist
3. The definition of coworking
Just for those keeping track :)
/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 6:48 PM,
Oh, and as far as in trust relating to a legal entity of a trust, I
wasn't. I was referring to trust, the noun, Firm reliance on the integrity,
ability, or character of a person or thing. Stupid english language and
multiple meanings for a word!
/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On
Thanks for all the thoughts, Mike. I just have one quick thought in
reply which only addresses a small piece of what you wrote:
You wrote But if you don't define it others will.
In our years of experience here in Seattle, I have come away with the
lesson that attempting to define coworking out
I very strongly said I would rather have Alex hold the name in trust
for ever rather than having a USA LLC or non profit company created.
A trust would be something. But that is a legal entity, also covered by some
countries laws, and a trust requires details to be addressed that have not
On Feb 16, 2010, at 6:57 PM, Alex Hillman wrote:
We're now talking about THREE separate but related issues:
How to pay for/who owns the domain, long term
What kind of entity could exist
The definition of coworking
Just for those keeping track :)
+1
On Feb 16, 2010, at 7:02 PM, Susan Evans
Dear Ian,
have a look at my international coworking list on Twitter.
http://twitter.com/guttertec/coworking
Best regards,
Axel
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