OSI Canada is not a "chartered" organization but an informal non-profit
network. In Canada that does allow for bank accounts and a very limited
budget before taxes are required. We do have a very part time
administrator. RFFO is a Francophone network with Canadian roots and
supported by OSI Cana
Shanna
Thanks for this very useful insight into the wikipedia process.
Denise
On Nov 29, 2009, at 1:42 PM, shanna leonard wrote:
Though I am new to openspace, I have been a contributor to
wikipedia on and off for a while.
Wikipedia organization is in someways similar to what I understand
Dear Michael H,
what you call an OSI in Germany is nothing like the OSI USA or OSI
Canada. In my nomenclature there are "associations" (thats what they are
called in the OS World Map after a thorough discussion) and boscop (a
registered coop but not a not-for-profit, in fact we would very much
Wireless BlackBerry
-Original Message-
From: Michael Herman
Date: Sun, 29 Nov 2009 16:05:10
To:
Subject: Re: Open Space Tech article on Wikipedia
thanks, all. while you've been adding to the thread here, i went and edited
the opening overview and history sections of the wiki
I had shortly glanced over the last week of emails but didn't see that this
was a known issue. Sorry for that.
I don't really feel confident to write about open space which is why I sent
this email here.
I wouldn't take it lightly. Editing Wikipedia is a pain, but people do go
there for summ
Dirk, following a posting I put out a few weeks ago, a small group of OS folks
volunteered on the edit of the Wikipedia posting. Have not mobilized yet due to
scheduling conflicts but very soon. Hopefully we won't get deleted in the next
day or two. Larry Peterson and others referenced excellent
Shanna--
Thank you! That is a big help to know.
:- Doug.
On Sun, 2009-11-29 at 12:42 -0700, shanna leonard wrote:
> Though I am new to openspace, I have been a contributor to wikipedia on
> and off for a while.
>
> Wikipedia organization is in someways similar to what
Michael--
Lisa Heft facilitated the main open space at the GSUSA convention in
Indianapolis October 30, 2008. Lisa and Christine and Gabriel, do I have
the date right?
:- Doug.
On Sun, 2009-11-29 at 13:37 -0600, Michael Herman wrote:
> i've wanted to ask you all to help
-Original Message-
From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Artur
Silva
Sent: Sunday, November 29, 2009 3:22 PM
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Subject: Re: Open Space Tech article on Wikipedia marked as spam, being
readied for "speedy deletion"
I su
> *From: * Michael Herman
> *Date: *Sun, 29 Nov 2009 16:05:10 -0600
> *To: *
> *Subject: *Re: Open Space Tech article on Wikipedia
>
> thanks, all. while you've been adding to the thread here, i went and
> edited the opening overview and history sections of
thanks, all. while you've been adding to the thread here, i went and edited
the opening overview and history sections of the wikipedia page. i've
incorporated some of these new details you've sent.
here's what i posted. i'm better at storytelling than citations, but i
tried to structure it in w
Bye Bye
Harrison Owen
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maybe those with some energy for it might just jump in and start editing,
suzanne. it doesn't need to be finished by any date, but i reckon if there
are issues flagged (like missing citations) that are being dealt with, then
the page will not be deleted. i don't know for sure, but i think any
mov
i've wanted to ask you all to help me build out a list of statistics, a sort
of open space tech "by the numbers". i was going to make this part of the
osw site, but it might come in very handy in posting as part of this
wikipedia article.
here are some examples, please check my math and add any o
Michael:
I would not trust the number of facilitators based on the world wide OST map,
as many facilitators refuse to be there, but mainly because any person can
include herself in the map, even if she only heard about OST in a bar, and is
interested in paying the required fee or ask for the r
Though I am new to openspace, I have been a contributor to wikipedia on
and off for a while.
Wikipedia organization is in someways similar to what I understand of
Open space, IE, decisions are made by those who show up and do it.
Though some hierarchy is established based on how frequently you
I suppose that I am guilty for this Bye bye from Harrison:
As you all can see in the OSLIST Archives, on Mon, 16 Jun 2008, I sent a
message to the list with the subject "OST becoming mainstream (was: Opening
Space at Microsoft PDC)", where I mencioned that the entry for OST in the
Wikipedia wa
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