The space totally irrelevant. Members that never show up, even. Pure sense
of belonging. Fascinating, indeed. But not coworking.
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I totally agree with Alex L. about Open not being a requirement. We have chosen
the path of being dedicated to the creative business and I think our members
appreciate being a part of a community where everyone can find some synergistic
benefits. Importantly, we consider the creative business
Alex: For the purposes of our coworking definition open means the
coworking facility will consider anyone within their target segment as a
member, make it easy for anyone within that segment to apply and has a
membership process such that anyone within the target segment could
potentially be
... the rapid hybridization of coworking means things are changing very
fast - making any definition questionable in terms of accuracy.
That's why threads like this are so useful.
(Steve)
Very useful indeed, for analysing the things in and around coworking. One
important such thing
I think a general definition of coworking is entirely possible-- it's getting
into *specifics* that twists people around. ;)
Randy
On September 15, 2014 at 4:10 PM Marius Amado-Alves amado.al...@gmail.com
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... the rapid hybridization of coworking means things
Hi folks—
I've been lurking on the list for a while, reading and learning. It's been
a lot of fun =)
Please pardon the self promo here but I'm very excited to let you know that
SpareChair http://sparechair.me just launched, and that we were featured
on Marketplace—the nationally broadcast
There hasn't been any movement on this in 3 years. Anyone have an update?
Liz? Alex? Tony? Jacob? Anybody?
I had no idea how bad this issue was.
I encountered this today with some press being written on Fort Work in the
Dallas media today.
When I saw the article posted, I saw a few
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