Hi Brian,
It looks awesome! Your community looks like a lot of fun.
Would love to get your feedback on the new Loosecubes 2.0 if you're around
this week/next week!
Cheers,
Campbell
On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 5:13 PM, Brian Sierakowski
briansierakow...@gmail.com wrote:
Sadly I'll be here in
That looks really great Brian! Are you going to be down in Austin?
Jacob
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On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 1:13 PM, Brian Sierakowski
briansierakow...@gmail.com wrote:
Tis indeed the plan, and much
Sadly I'll be here in Baltimore, being jealous of everyone in
Austin :).
Happy to catch up sometime and give the rundown of how things are
progressing!
-B
On Feb 24, 5:00 pm, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.com wrote:
That looks really great Brian! Are you going to be down in Austin?
Jacob
I think I am coming into an existing conversation but I don't know
where it is, anybody who could add a link to it would be doing me a
great service.
It may be cultural -- Dutch guys are generally aware of the
possibilities of a global network for good and valid geographical
reasons -- but my own
The folks at TheCube in London have a very interesting, neuro-psychological
approach to eliciting important info from people via Q + A. I've pinged
them about this thread and hopefully they'll chime in.
We need a database of coworking space managers so we can all discuss, design
and deploy
Interesting... so maybe a network only accessible if you are a member of a
participating coworking space...
Jacob
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On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 2:04 AM, Jeannine flexkantoorkame...@gmail.comwrote:
I
I think that participation comes with an element of trust, for sure. But I
like that quite a bit.
-Alex
/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 2:16 PM, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.comwrote:
Interesting... so maybe a network only accessible if you are a member
Right. Though (as with TED) there's no necessary reason for profiles
not to be public -- this can go either way, but there are many reasons
to make them public. In the case of TED it's also a publicity thing
-- see what I am associated with. For the participation,
communication, apps, you gotta
--If your intern found good questions on a
particular site, I'd love a source!
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/funny-would-you-rather-questions.html
On Feb 22, 10:20 pm, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com
wrote:
I'm working with some guys from Baltimore on an internal member directory
Jeannine,
Here is a link to the coworking registry http://coworkingregistry.org/
that was mentioned. As far as a place for members to tell their
stories--it doesn't exist yet and therefore has no link :)
On Feb 23, 3:04 am, Jeannine flexkantoorkame...@gmail.com wrote:
I think I am coming into an
Hi, Angel,
I am in it. But I mean that the conversation begins with reference to
another conversation taking place somewhere. But not apparently in
this thread. This is happening a lot lately and I am really not swift
enough to follow when this goes on. That's all I meant; if whatever
you
Jeannine,
This thread is janky. Below was my original post which now shows up as
the 3rd post in this thread. I'm not sure where I pulled the quote
from Alex but I believe it was after I searched the google group for
desks.
When Alex said, The biggest thing I continually see missing from
*whew*. Thank you, Angel, for taking the trouble to sort that out for
me. I kept looking around for the rest of the conversation and then
gave up.
Not that it stopped me talking, lol.
But truly, I appreciate it.
Jeannine
On 23 feb, 22:10, Angel Kwiatkowski fccowork...@gmail.com wrote:
There is a new site called Mapalong http://mapalong.com. When I
heard story and location, I thought of Mapalong. [small shameless
plug] The co-creator is an acquaintance of mine. [/small shameless
plug]. The idea is to tie stories to locations. Maybe not yet, but
soon, it could address this
-Regarding community participation, I've found mixed results. I'm
-always badgering our members to write a blog post about coworking,
or
-about themselves (they all have access to the Wordpress), and half
of
-them have done so. But I might not be asking them in the right way.
One of my members
You're welcome. To be honest, even I was confused by the order of this
thread and I started it!
On Feb 23, 2:35 pm, Jeannine flexkantoorkame...@gmail.com wrote:
*whew*. Thank you, Angel, for taking the trouble to sort that out for
me. I kept looking around for the rest of the conversation and
I'm not a big fan of getting everything figured out first and acting
later. Let's be honest, coworking is a baby. We don't know what size
shoes she's going to need in 3 years let alone in the next 2 months. I
don't want to get hung up in planning it to death or putting a hundred
parameters around
I don't think I was looking to introduce parameters or anything complicated,
I was genuinely curious what questions people ask in order to get the
stories worth telling.
That's valuable to share here (and document together) so that the goal of
2012 stories by 2012 isn't just a numbers game, but
I agree--we'd need some serious buy-in to get enough storiesI
imagine that stories beget stories. No one wants to be the only person
with their story out there! To some extent, yes- I have my mind made
up about this project but my mind is made up insofar as I think it
needs to happen. In order
I totally agree that we don't need a custom solution. We can build a Wufoo
form in minutes that asks a few good open ended questions and provide that
to coworking space owners and community leaders - and see what comes back.
The data will be structured and we can do just about anything we want
My intern found some pretty fun questions on a would you rather
site. Now, mind you, these aren't soul bearing questions about
coworking but I do think that people's responses really let
personality shine through. For example, would you rather have a pencil
sharpening nostril or a ketchup
I'm working with some guys from Baltimore on an internal member directory
app (imagine a wall of polaroids so you can easily track down faces to
names).
Rather than encourage members categorize themselves by arbitrary industries,
I'm heading in the direction of asking these sorts of questions for
That app sounds awesome. Would it be shareable for other spaces to
use internally?
I can't speak for the guys who are primarily responsible for it (we're their
first non-internal test case) but I think that's the plan!
/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at
Cohere has member profiles (a little more formal though some are
pretty hilarious and utterly fictional) on our website under the
Community tab and then we're also kicking it old school and the intern
has created a physical wall o' members with actual Polaroids, contact
info and a 1 line niche
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