Hi Thomas,
My first sense is that a week of voting is obviously technically
possible, but it didn't feel useful. Took me a minute to put my finger on
it in a specific way. The purpose of voting is converging again, after
diverging in discussions. There are various stories to be told about what
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> On Sat, Apr 30, 2022 at 11:51 AM Michael Herman via OSList <
sometime around the turn of the millennium, chris corrigan penned answers
to many frequently asked questions. then updated in 2004 and 2010. not
rules, just a good summary of what had become common practice and
understanding on/about the list. here's one specifically about "etiquette"
for
This rings true for me, Birgitt. It’s a pointing out exercise for the
facilitator. Pointing out space just like we point out paper and markers.
Hinting, inviting, and reminding when surprises arise. Cuz space exists.
Holding is a tricky idea, as that might run from gently bounding, just to
show
I think your preface covers a lot of good ground, Harrison.
I thought this was classic: "I am a storyteller. To be truthful..." You
tell both sides like nobody I've ever known! Not sure everyone will read
it as humorously as I did. Maybe it wasn't even intended that way. But I
think you
itation, one which I occasionally refuse.
>
> Paul
>
> On Mon, 21 Feb 2022, 04:11 Michael Herman via OSList, <
> oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
>
>> for me, it actually is a kind of law: "you and only you know when you
>> are learning and contributin
for me, it actually is a kind of law: "you and only you know when you are
learning and contributing as much as you can."
a law, as chris corrigan taught me to say, "...that's not like a speed
limit, but more like the law of gravity. defy it at your own risk!"
having pointed this out in an
I know that this scale of dialogue is what Qiqo was originally built for,
Lucas. So I'm glad to see you asking this question. I wonder if the folks
at helena.org would appreciate it. They did a small-sample program
"American in One Room," a weekend gathering, folks flown in from all 50
states,
thanks, all. proceedings link is added. and i've updated the teaser for
28th annual to 2022 in berlin, in hopes that will still happen.
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On Sun, Oct 10, 2021 at 11:55 AM Harold Shinsato
Who can help with facilitator training in Cape Town? Please contact
Jacques directly...
Thanks, Michael
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From: Jacques Joubert
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Subject: OpenSpaceWorld.ORG "Open Space facilitator, Training Non-Profit"
To:
From: Jacques
The phrases mentioned so far seem to make a distinction between
me/facilitator and space. Here's an alternative:
One participant came to me right after the opening, as first sessions were
getting underway. She wanted to know, "what were you doing at the edge of
the circle, before you stepped in
Here's another way to think about it, Arantxa... Imagine for a moment that
you have this large or small crowd gathered and they've all politely seated
themselves in some sort of circle. Your question is where to go, how to
act, how to relate to them... So I ask you, what would you do if you knew
> Hi Lucas, thanks for your message. Forwarding to the oslist.
> Openspaceworld.org/oslist
>
> OSLISTers, who can help Lucas? Email him directly -he’s not on the list
> here.
>
> Michael
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 29, 2021 at 07:17 Lucas wrote:
>
>> From: Lucas
>> Subject: Process concept and assistance
i like this distinction you make about holding and building, steve. i find
that working online requires me to be more active than i like in "shaping"
the space. i much prefer to set the chairs and be done with the shaping in
a physical gathering.
i completely agree that online is not the factor
Leora, I'm reminded here of the frequently asked question, in open space,
on day one, just before lunch... when the sponsoring leader has seen it all
work out, the gathering, the agenda creation, the breakouts, the
note-taking... and then, the next big hurdle is LUNCH. the buffet is ready
and
osonos.html along with links to the
> proceedings of previous OSonOS events.
>
> 10. Does the OSLIST really have a Poet Laureate?
>
> Of course! The title of OSLIST Poet Laureate is awarded to the winner
> of the Biannual OSLIST Restricted Form Poetry Contest. Anyone may enter
looking
> at my own stash of the emails, I counted 42.9k messages since the first one
> in December of 1996 back in the old Boise State University LISTSERV (
> osl...@idbsu.idbsu.edu) days.
>
> Harold
>
> On 1/28/21 4:48 PM, Michael Herman via OSList wrote:
> Great job, and big t
try openspaceworld.org/oslist for purpose and guide.
the oslist has been unmoderated since it began in 1996.
there have been three admins. murli nagasundaram was a prof at boise state
university and got the list started, hosted by the university. when he
left the uni, our list was one of the
Great job, and big thanks Harold. You’re the only reason the list still
exists in this open, free, independent way.
And just so everyone can notice the scale of the thing, how many messages
have we posted here so far?
Cuz it’s not just about updating or swapping email tools, folks. Harold has
holding a space big enough for the oslist requires really GIANT naps.
expect, and celebrate, apparent delays!
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On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 8:30 AM Harold Shinsato via OSList <
Great call, Romy! I’m in too. And just one time zone click from Chris and
Peggy. Sooner the better, for me. Planning some more meetings now.
Michael
On Sun, Jan 10, 2021 at 10:35 Peggy Holman via OSList <
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
> Lovely to see you here Romy!
>
> I’m game to
harold, would it help to nix the footer with all the links in favor of a
single link to a page at osw or osi-us?
m
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On Sat, Oct 31, 2020 at 1:44 PM doug via OSList <
Hi Jake, I’d aim to ask questions that invite answers that can’t be
assailed by anyone, as Harrison says, “what’s working? And how do we make
more of that?” Not perfect, but the positive direction gives some cover.
Even better, start with the middles. Help them invite others into the work
they
hi all, i mentioned earlier that gmail's spam filter has been eating all
oslist mail. seems this is a common problem. here's how to fix it for
yourself:
1. Log in to your Gmail at gmail.com.
2. Click the gear icon in the top-right, and select See all Settings.
3. Click the Filters and
just found a pile of oslist emails in the spam folder. that's never
happened before. so if you're not seeing this message, check your spam
folder!
to your question, lucas... i've never used any document to explain OS to
*participants*. just give the opening briefing and everyone gets it just
hallo friends,
i've just come from wikipedia where the OS page seems to have hit an
all-time low. where does this garbage come from? a while ago there was
some chatter here about giving the page some help. did that ever happen?
i see chris corrigan's fingerprints on the page, quite a while
some thoughts on your questions below, jake. but first, you'll want to
find the univ of kentucky rural health system story in harrison's tales
from open space. here are the rules they came up with. this must be one
of my top five shared bits of os lore: michaelherman.com/ky
>- Within a
Here's a version that's slightly longer than Harrison's suggestion,
preserving the simplicity he points to, adding a touch of our history, and
then just getting on with the show. I've posted this to Lucas' document
for comment, or maybe this will this suffice as is? Can we get on with
setting up
go, lucas, go!
+1 breakout space
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On Sun, May 31, 2020 at 11:11 PM chris.altmikus--- via OSList <
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
> Please count me in as well. We can also use our
Not a stretch at all, I think. Stories that invite storytelling,
belonging, meaning making, collaboration. All the same business as OS, far
as I can tell.
Equally relevant in the realm of internal corporate communications,
including engagement work (my wife's business is global employee
Recording the opening is an easy middle ground, Marc. Gives context for any
notes captured. Doesn’t intrude. Doesn’t require special tech arrangements
for recording breakouts. Participant names in breakout notes is always
helpful, I think, if people capture them.
On Sun, Apr 26, 2020 at 17:39
Hi all,
I had a thought recently that might be interesting here, and that maybe you
can add on to, as a story and conversation here. And then in the world.
This overlaps with some other recent threads, too, I think.
As background, I'm exactly old enough that the moon landing is, as best I
can
Hello friends,
I got a chuckle today, reading a book called Tattoos on the Heart, written
by a Jesuit priest named Greg Boyle. He's sort of famous for starting
Homeboy Industries, a bunch of (legal) businesses run by
(recovering/escaping) Los Angeles gang members.
At one point he says,
A participant once asked me what I was doing before/as I stepped into the
opening circle, Jake. I asked what if looked like. She said, like you were
being space. Best ppt compliment I ever had. Also the week after two weeks
in a Tibetan monastery, so maybe I was too if my game.
If you want, you
You remind me, Rolf, that one of my favorite things is when the sponsor,
having seen the group do several amazing, previously unthinkable things,
clearing every imagined hurdle, comes to me near lunch time and asks if
they shouldn’t go around and tell the groups about lunch. I love to suggest
that
Missed this earlier, Jake. Sometimes review starts at the end of the last
session and gives last conveners a little extra time to write their notes
up. Sometimes, in one-day sessions, I've used the gallery approach that
mmp invented years ago. Give each breakout space flipchart paper, but give
There is also the possibility of sitting in the sessions, when you're part
of the group. Tricky in the first go-round though. When I do sit in, I
tend not to say very much, as I'm having a very diff experience than
everyone else. I don't sit in sessions during first or last sessions, so
they
Here's some of what I think is going on for me when facilitating... I do
sometimes leave the room, but not for what I'd call long walks. If we're
in a hotel, I might have a reason to go retrieve something from my room,
pretty much out and back. If it's a long walk, I might pass through all
the
to gather in subject-specific teams to has
> through the proceedings from the specific areas.”
>
> That has worked well for me in the past where the intention has been
> constrained, but the sponsor wants to allow a larger space to be opened.
>
> Chris
>
> On Feb 5, 2020, at 12:
yes to what's already been said. and... it sounds like the OS part is
already happening, and you're asking about how to get from there to the
sponsor's three objectives. if that's the question, i'd suggest it's
simply two open spaces (perhaps loosely defined).
the first OS runs as usual and
onnection with them began in 2012, and that came about because of
> another related idea, the Agile Fluency Model. The leaders were among the
> first to recognize the synergies of multiple good ideas.
>
> Thanks for starting this thread, Thomas!
> Diana
>
>
> ***
>
When I first met the (fledgling, at that time) Agile community, Thomas, it
was because they'd asked me to introduce OS as a track in their first
annual conference (2002). When I showed up, they explained to me what
Agile was. I just started laughing. "Guys," I said, "You do realize that
you're
The Boeing two-site event couldn't have been that big that early, though
two sites was a good trick in the days before the internet was everywhere.
I think the 3000 might have been Christine Whitney-Sanchez and the Girl
Scouts.
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here's another solution... canadian tables.
https://www.michaelherman.com/cgi/wiki.cgi?CanadianTables
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On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 2:24 PM Harrison Owen via OSList <
you might hit the record button on that one, barry, for the timezone
challenged. have fun! m
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On Tue, Oct 22, 2019 at 11:52 PM Gail West via OSList <
greetings from boise, michael! i stopped hosting files at
openspaceworld.org many years ago, long before videos came along.
everything in the os community is hosted on a passion bounded by
responsibility basis. as hosting options have proliferated, got simple and
free people have manage their
Paul, if I remember right, the severely dehydrated need to be restored with
IV's.The water analogy is a good one though, in another sense...
We all have something we call a mind, but many people never look at mind.
People have been teaching meditation for a long time to do just that. The
This reminds me of something else, Marai, that might I left out of my
previous response to Mark's question...
What is an new, uncertified, would-be, wanna-be facilitator to do about
cracking into this game?
I would say they should do just what you have done here, Marai, to tell
their own
Harrison, your likening OS to breathing is true enough. And maybe
storytelling would be a better example. Everyone tells stories, the
audience matters, your history matters, their history matters, what works
in one story/situation won't work in another. Every invitation is a
story. What
When people have called asking for vision/mission development, I've always
echoed the User's Guide: what goes up in the first hour IS the vision.
what's on the wall will get done. anything not on the wall probably won't
get done. in the meeting and in the year (or other planning period). then
matches, mmp?
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On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 11:55 PM Michael M Pannwitz via OSList <
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
> Yes Chris, it is an amazing success.
> Exactly what I
wow. just WOW. awesome. thank you, chris! wow.
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On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 9:10 PM Chris Kloth via OSList <
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
> This week I have been
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On Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 2:54 PM Chris Corrigan via OSList <
oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
> I strongly agree with Koos.
>
> No.
>
> Chris Corrigan.
>
> On Aug 1,
After 30 years of people sharing their questions, stories, practice
materials and more, all of which ultimately traces back to the original
practice and User's Guide... and... after many guides and papers,
Harrison's and many others, have been freely available for reading,
downloading, sharing,
pt for Open Space w/o Time
>> Slots?
>> Message-ID:
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
>>
>> You can also go to the resource page on boscop.org and listen to an
>> audio of Jo T?pfer.
>>
>> Enjoy!
>> Anna Caroline
>>
Slots?
>> Message-ID:
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
>>
>> You can also go to the resource page on boscop.org and listen to an
>> audio of Jo T?pfer.
>>
>> Enjoy!
>> Anna Caroline
>>
>> Anna Caroline T?rk
>>
>
congrats on the first opening, jake. there's a sample opening script in my
training and practice guide. i crafted that from the user's guide in 1996
and have annotated it along the way.
https://www.michaelherman.com/publications/inviting_leadership_guide.pdf
...see page 44.
michael
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Michael
Depends on what you include in "opening." Yesterday I facilitated a
one-day meeting. 50 people. I always make the breakouts the same length.
Between that and limits imposed by my client, I had to "schedule" the
opening for 30 minutes, knowing it would really take 45. Which it did.
And
lic Open Space Technology training on
> regular basis in the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany with participants from
> many, mainly European, countries. Our next planned offer is in early
> September.
> See link:
> https://www.dorisgottlieb.com/workshops/2017/9/6/learning-to-
in early
> September.
> See link:
> https://www.dorisgottlieb.com/workshops/2017/9/6/learning-to-work-with-open-space-technology
>
> We also offer in-house trainings whenever there is an interest.
>
> Please get in touch if you have any more questions.
> Best regards
> T
Unless your people already know OS, I'd mix those references, Jake. Replace
with open forum or working session or summit event or summit series. This
avoids question and debate about "the process. " anyone who knows open
space will still be able to recognize it in your description of what will
Who's doing training in or around London these days? This person is not on
the list here. Please reply directly with London info, if you can...
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Date: Thu, Feb 21, 2019 at 6:08 AM
Subject: "OST Training information required in london"
To:
The request copied below came in today. Do we have any more copies of the
Practice of Peace book? If anyone is still curating a pile of these, could
you be in touch with Martin? Thanks, Michael
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; John Watkins, Ed.D.
>> > Co-Director, The Deeper Learning Dozen
>> > Inquiry & Learning for Change
>> > 517 59th Street
>> > Oakland CA 94609
>> > 510-388-9370
>> > johnw...@mac.com
>> > http://inquirylearningchange.
> statues of Harrison Owen in town squares everywhere
i've heard there are already hundreds if not thousands of them sprinkled
around the globe. all invisible, of course!
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I looked hard at your name, Mark, and didn't recognize it. But I have heard
your story, and even told a very abbreviated version from time to time!
Thanks! And thanks Harrison for making that connection. Michael
On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 15:55 Thomas Herrmann via OSList <
thanks, mark and marai. to your question about invitation, marai,
invitation (like os) implies/includes choice. so if we name one of those
choices "resistance" then maybe the invitation didn't actually include that
choice. so maybe wasn't as open an invitation as we thought. that
suggests that
Yep. "They" at wikipedia is us. (And, yes, a bunch of others friends we
haven't met yet.) I've edited in the past and watched those changes
disappear. And made them again. And then, like Harrison says, not
bothered for a while. Actually a long while now. It's all open space...
and it keeps
i love this part from chris... "...anything in a system that causes an ice
hockey game to break out is, by definition, Canadian." ...but while I was
pretty sure it was my engineering, I was thinking that Chris, the hockey
nut (i.e. the Canadian) must have come up with the name. I'd forgotten the
i heard from them yesterday, as well, thomas. there will be a link made
soon from openspaceworld.org!
thanks, m
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On Wed, Nov 14, 2018 at 9:42 AM Thomas Herrmann via OSList <
here is a frequently shared favorite story, inga... complete proceedings
from "future of education in peoria," including invitation, what happened,
notes, voting results. hosted by the school board. invitation went home
with every kid and was posted as full-page newspaper ads.
Hooray and Congratulations! Amazingly, this will be only third one in the
US since Chicago in 1999. Only two others in North America since then.
That stick really is winging around the world. And now back to where it
(OSonOS) started!
Michael
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and this yesterday in the nytimes...
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/27/books/review/splintering-william-egginton-coddling-greg-lukianoff-jonathan-haidt.html
a review of two books that suggest safety concerns, especially on college
campuses and within the iGen cohort that follows millennials,
this maybe interesting and encouraging. maybe our friends in taiwan will
be able to say more about it?
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/611816/the-simple-but-
ingenious-system-taiwan-uses-to-crowdsource-its-laws/
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In my experience, Robin, every situation is different. If there was such a
table, I suspect it would have MANY rates. Kind of like asking, "What is
the going rate for an artist?" Depends greatly on the artist, the asker,
and many things about the situation and duration of the work/impact
For years, I've made the connection between what we see in urban landscapes
and what we see unfold in conference rooms in OS, diverse, chaotic,
overlapping patterns. So I love the photo in the registration page, Kari!
Added the link to openspaceworld.org... so anyone who can't remember the
link
I want to second what Marai says about "How..." questions, because they are
such an easy default. I, too, find them more closing than opening. I
think we actually tend to hear "How do we..." as "Do you know how we
can..." which is essentially a yes-no question without a lot of potential
for
hi all,
i want to report a heartening new thing, on the way to "nobody's talking
about open space anymore, cuz it's just the way we do things."
when i first met the agile software folks, back in 2002, they explained
agile to me and i said, "holy cow, you're making software in open space!"
fast
Hi All,
I'd put myself in the same group as Chris and Birgitt. I follow the Guide
and don't ever hesitate to open space in weird circumstances that require
some adaptation. Making those adaptations is where skillful practice comes
in, which requires understanding and embodying the patterns that
Hi Maya,
There some French materials at openspaceworld.org, but just a simple intro
to OST in Arabic and Farsi. Maybe these will be useful.
Michael
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On Sun, Feb 11, 2018
"And the air sizzles."
That may be one of my favorite lines in ALL of what's been posted to this
list!
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On Thu, Feb 1, 2018 at 1:58 PM, Harrison Owen via OSList <
I think I disagree with Dave on this. I only know his position from what's
been reported here, but I have met and listened to him speak. He strikes me
as quite a bit better than most at carving boundaries for himself and that,
I think, might color his experience of the encouragements OS does give
I do this all the time, not prescribing but requesting, and always
explaining that it's for the benefit of those announcing and trying to get
to the wall to post topics. It's a request for looking out for others. It's
removing an obstacle.
M
On Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 17:49 Thomas Herrmann via
Some thoughts on your invitation about inviting and invitation(s), Mark...
since you invited comments...
This strikes me as the first time I've ever heard the "Open Space
Community" carved into "tribes," albeit as yet unnamed. Might be true,
might even be useful, but my first sense is that it
Came through yesterday and should have seen several replies to your message
about Lisa, too.
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On Sat, Nov 4, 2017 at 1:14 PM, Bhavesh Patel via OSList <
Wow. Thanks for this sad news, Harrison.
It was Lisa who invited me into the Metanet online conversations about OS,
back in 1996, pre-oslist. The stated price was $20 monthly and I
hesitated. She said something like, "Don't worry about it, you'll
contribute some other way..." I went home and
thanks for the photos and stories from tainan! looking forward to hearing
some dates for iceland! mh
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On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 10:18 AM, Barry Owen via OSList <
a few thoughts, christine...
1. i'd not be as interested in prioritizing everything as in sorting and
grouping things that are similar or overlapping. voting is a quick way to
come up with a small number of attractors around which you can associate
all the other issues.
2. it may or may not
Can anyone in the neighborhood help these folks?
I have no connection to this group. The request came through the
openspaceworld.org website.
*If you can help, please contact them directly!*
Thanks, Michael
--- Forwarded message --
From: Carlota Subirós
*Name:* Carlota
your message makes me grin this morning, mark. what i hear you saying is,
"open space is not a spectator sport!"
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On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 7:51 AM, Mark Sheffield via OSList <
eed. Ask people to hold their hands high.
>>>>>> Then tell everyone that if you have a question about how things will
>>>>>> work,
>>>>>> ask one of the people with their hands held up.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> C
via OSList <
>>>>> oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi Lucas,
>>>>> I echo Michael's comments about 'safety'...it cannot be promised.
>>>>>
>>>>> I got into the start of your scrip
ing...this is such a great opportunity". I
>> would not make definitive statements about the tarnished name of
>> Charlottesville etc as I think that closes some of the space.. Rather, I
>> would really open the space wide for creating the community we love". Who
&
gt; I wish you stellar outcomes! And yes, I would do it 'by the book'!
> Birgitt
>
> On Thu, Aug 31, 2017 at 10:17 AM Michael Herman via OSList <
> oslist@lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:
>
>> the thing i like about the original principles and law is that they are
>
the thing i like about the original principles and law is that they are
essentially descriptive, rather than prescriptive "ground rules." the law,
for instance, doesn't say one must use their two feet, it says "you and
only you know when you are learning and contributing as much as you can."
Here is a link to a group looking for a facilitator for a meeting coming up
quickly next month in South Africa.
The group is working for USAID. The mtg will be for 20-40 people.
Probably there is some significant work to be done up front
setting/clarifying expectations. If the attached SOW makes
for eleder and others new to transmogrification...
https://disemvowel.wordpress.com/2010/05/20/calvin-and-hobbes-by-bill-watterson-transmogrifier/
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On Fri, Jul 7, 2017 at
gt;> So you might want to try this also, that is, if you are also getting a
>> big tent for your event.
>>
>> Materials:
>>
>>- Posters
>>- Blue tape
>>- Duct tape
>> - Cardboard backing (cut from a larger box) for the posters
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>> Ma
you might search the archives for "beach" ...and you should find ralph
copleman's query years ago for ideas for dealing with the challenges of
seaside open space.
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Michael Herman
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lucas cioffi and i organized a virtual open space on open space two years
ago, james. details at vosonos.qiqochat.com. is that what you're thinking
of?
michael
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Michael Herman
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http://MichaelHerman.com
http://OpenSpaceWorld.org
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