Thanks Rebecca!  The team is really coming together now and we are making
progress.  Thank you very much for your contribute and your unwavering
support throughout this whole process.

Jacob

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On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 6:36 AM, Rebecca Brian <rebe...@nextspace.us> wrote:

> Awesome, Kevin! That is super exciting. Welcome to coworking world!
> NextSpace ponied up $1k to help get things started. C'mon people, we need
> to band together to make this happen.
>
> Best,
>
> Rebecca
>
> Please forgive insane autofill from my iPhone
>
> On Apr 17, 2012, at 1:34 AM, "coworking@googlegroups.com" <
> coworking@googlegroups.com> wrote:
>
>   Today's Topic Summary
>
> Group: http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/topics
>
>    - April 24: Join the Launch of The World’s Longest 
> Invoice<#136c784214b1591d_group_thread_0>[1 Update]
>    - Coworking Wiki Upgrade: The State of 
> Things<#136c784214b1591d_group_thread_1>[2 Updates]
>    - NAICS number and SIC Code <#136c784214b1591d_group_thread_2> [1
>    Update]
>    - Furniture for Spaces <#136c784214b1591d_group_thread_3> [1 Update]
>    - New space HELP!!! <#136c784214b1591d_group_thread_4> [1 Update]
>    - The Larger Role of Coworking in our 
> Community<#136c784214b1591d_group_thread_5>[1 Update]
>
>   April 24: Join the Launch of The World’s Longest 
> Invoice<http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/t/5c47b638a259c52f>
>
>    Angel Kwiatkowski <fccowork...@gmail.com> Apr 16 07:34PM -0700
>
>    I rooted around on the website and I'm still confused about what the
>    World's Longest Invoice is...is it a 'real' invoice that you're
>    compiling
>    based on info provided from supporters? Can we see the invoice
>    somewhere?
>    Maybe it's theoretical and I just don't get it!
>
>    On Thursday, April 12, 2012 4:31:58 PM UTC-6, Althea wrote:
>
>
>
>   Coworking Wiki Upgrade: The State of 
> Things<http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/t/75b2767eeedf1b41>
>
>    Kevin Skiena <kdski...@gmail.com> Apr 16 07:59AM -0700
>
>    Hey Everyone!
>    My name is Kevin Skiena and I’m going to be doing communications work
>    on
>    the Coworking Wiki Upgrade Project<
>    http://wiki.coworking.info/w/page/50971547/WikiUpgrade>with Jacob and
>    Chelsea (woot!). I’m very excited to be working on this! I
>    wanted to introduce myself to the group so when I start talking about
>    “we”
>    and the wiki’s “communications strategy,” you won’t have to think,
>    “Who is
>    this clown?” You’ll already know who this clown is!
>
>    “Who is This Clown?”
>    I’m from New Jersey. In 2004, I moved to Seattle, WA so that 7 years
>    later
>    I could meet Jacob and Chelsea (such foresight!). I write fiction and
>    am a
>    co-director and instructor for a local nonprofit writing workshop
>    series. I
>    also work for the University of Washington as a Program Coordinator.
>
>    “Why is This Happening?”
>    The wiki is the the 2nd search result on Google and 3rd on Bing under
>    “coworking” (behind only wikipedia and coworking.com). It’s often the
>    first
>    place potential coworkers and catalysts go when they’re interested in
>    learning more and getting involved. The wiki already has a lot of
>    great
>    resources, including positive press about coworking and shared
>    documents
>    for those hoping to open new spaces, but the site isn’t user-friendly,
>    and
>    all of the information on it is lumped together and visually dull. The
>    wiki
>    is our first introduction to new friends, and we can make it better.
>
>    What We Want
>    We want to redesign <http://opencoworking.org/coworkingwiki/plan.html>
>    the
>    look and interface of the wiki, improving on its best features while
>    making
>    it more welcoming and easier to navigate.
>
>    A More User-Friendly Coworking Space Directory - We imagine a
>    searchable,
>    easy to edit, map-based platform for finding local coworking spaces.
>    We’ll
>    give you the tools to add some hidden code to your website. Instead of
>    logging into the Open Coworking Directory to update your information,
>    the
>    directory’s search will display the listing generated by your hidden
>    code.
>    Edit your listing from your own page whenever you want and watch it
>    automatically update on the wiki.
>
>    Information for Coworkers and Potential Coworkers - At a time when
>    people
>    value flexibility and independence, there’s a growing market for
>    freelancers. Here, present and potential coworkers will find resources
>    to
>    help them decide what sort of space is right for them and their
>    business.
>
>    Resources for Coworking Catalysts - One of the most inspiring and
>    attractive things about the coworking movement is its emphasis on
>    collaboration and openness. We’re not in competition with each other,
>    and a
>    successful new space means success for all of us. Individuals
>    interested in
>    starting their own coworking space will find advice, documents, and a
>    community of friends and mentors.
>
>    What We Need
>    The wiki represents all of us. It’s a platform for who we are and
>    where we
>    want to go, and we cannot give it the facelift it needs without you.
>    Help
>    us get the word out. Copy and paste this message and send it to other
>    coworking managers so that everyone knows what’s going on. Keep an eye
>    out
>    for new updates. We’re working on getting our message out, and I’ll
>    keep
>    posting information on our progress to the Google group. We have a
>    skilled
>    Project Manager and a very tiny, very passionate staff working to get
>    this
>    off the ground. We’re volunteering our time and working for below our
>    usual
>    rates because we want this thing to be awesome, but we can’t make it
>    happen
>    without funding. Right now, we need donations<
>    http://opencoworking.org/coworkingwiki/donate.html>.
>    Please consider making a contribution, and pass the message along to
>    people
>    you think might be interested. Once we’re off the ground, you’ll be
>    hearing
>    about other ways to get involved.
>
>    Thank you! We wouldn’t be inspired to do this if not for the great
>    work
>    you’re already doing and the wonderful people you are!
>
>    Kevin Skiena
>
>
>
>
>    Aliza Torok Schlabach <aschlab...@gmail.com> Apr 16 11:25AM -0400
>
>    This is really exciting! Once my space is up and running, I would love
>    to
>    help any way I can.
>
>
>    *Aliza Schlabach*
>    Founder, Coworking for Parents
>    www.CoworkingForParents.com <http://www.coworkingforparents.com/>
>    <aschlab...@gmail.com>
>    215.858.4658
>    Sign up for our email newsletter <http://www.coworkingforparents.com/>
>    | Join
>    our Meetup group <http://www.meetup.com/CoworkingForparents/> | Like
>    us on
>    Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/CoworkingForParents>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>   NAICS number and SIC 
> Code<http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/t/4cca771bd4e27d99>
>
>    Chris Aberle <chris.abe...@gmail.com> Apr 15 06:49PM -0700
>
>    Hi Brad,
>
>    I think 531120 probably the best option, given the NAICS definition (
>    
> http://www.census.gov/cgi-bin/sssd/naics/naicsrch?code=531120&search=2007%20NAICS%20Search)
>    for that industry:
>
>    "...(3) establishments providing full service office space, whether on
>    a lease or service contract basis."
>
>    You pick a NAICS code based on what soaks up most of your production
>    cost or capital investment, which I think makes this accurate for most
>    coworking spaces. This unfortunately misses the essence of coworking, but
>    NAICS is only updated every five years and misses all sorts of emerging
>    industries at first. Since coworking spaces spend our money on office space
>    but we prefer to emphasize our "product" — community — I'm not sure if
>    NAICS will ever get it completely right.
>
>    I think the SIC you'd probably want is 6512, which includes "Office
>    building rental or leasing." The Census' NAICS to SIC crosswalk maps it
>    that way.
>
>    I moonlight as a coworker; my day job is for a company that does a lot
>    of niche work with labor market data. This is from the hip and I'm
>    certainly no expert. If you are looking for laser beam accuracy and want to
>    talk with a NAICS wizard, feel free to contact me off list and I'll hook
>    you up.
>
>    Chris Aberle
>
>    On Sunday, April 15, 2012 at 4:55 PM, Brad McKay wrote:
>
>
>
>
>   Furniture for 
> Spaces<http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/t/b41efa124628e7a9>
>
>    bizshop <bizs...@bizshop.com> Apr 13 04:01PM -0700
>
>    Kitchen countertops make great desks. Put power outlets along the back
>    'splash' part. Cheap, sturdy, easy to clean,also saves lots of room in
>    your
>    narrow space.
>
>
>    On Wednesday, April 11, 2012 11:38:10 AM UTC-7, Beth Michael Fine
>    wrote:
>
>
>
>   New space 
> HELP!!!<http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/t/8a7bd3ff5dffbb5b>
>
>    Ruy Cervantes <r...@ics.uci.edu> Apr 13 10:19AM -0500
>
>    Probably you need to do an opening party, and start hosting meetups
>    from
>    the local technical/business/entrepreneurship communities.
>
>    You have to find were does the freelancers, and entrepreneurs from your
>    city are, and start inviting them to come. Most importantly you need to
>    know what are the needs of your potential clients, and adjust the
>    coworking
>    to meet those needs.
>
>
>
>
>   The Larger Role of Coworking in our 
> Community<http://groups.google.com/group/coworking/t/10b54f2730b6547d>
>
>    Alex Hillman <dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com> Apr 16 09:40AM -0400
>
>    Awesome recap, sounds like an excellent first couple of months.
>
>    Congrats Josh & team!
>
>    -Alex
>
>
>    --
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>    indyhall.org (http://indyhall.org)
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>
>
>
>    On Sunday, April 15, 2012 at 11:07 PM, joshclemence wrote:
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