Dear John,
just heard about your work in Mozambique, amazing, wish you and Lisa and
your other collaborators all the best.
Re social network...I have tried a whole bunch and keep coming back to
this old fashioned OSLIST which seems to cover all my Open Space
professional, community and tribal passions without all the
schnickschnack of other approaches.
Supporting these exchanges are the worldmap
http://www.openspaceworldmap.org/
where I look at your face while writing to you, here is the direct link
to your picture there
http://www.openspaceworldmap.org/moreinfo/show.php?source=7&part=John%20Engle
and the worldscape
http://www.openspaceworldscape.org/
where I deposit the os-events I have facilitated and look at those
others have there (about 40 facilitators around the world with some 500
events, a window to our collective experience)with a as much detail as
colleagues care to share.
Greetings from Berlin where I am about to join Sabine in our garden
welcoming spring chores and flowers blossoming...neighbors and friends
dropping by on their weekend walks....
mmp
John Engle wrote:
Fellow listers,
Any of you, like me, wondering what social networking applications to
spend time with and which ones don't feel worth it?
I've certainly enjoyed connecting with quite a few of you on Facebook,
LinkedIn, and more recently, Twitter.
I'm finding Twitter particularly fascinating because of it's speed and
simplicity. I'm "following" a number of you but welcome the opportunity
to "follow" more of you. It's the ideas, musings, activities, and
resources of people like YOU that interests me!
Here's my twitter page in case you want to connect with me there:
http://twitter.com/johnengle
And of-course, I welcome the opportunity to connect with you on other
social networking applications as well. Borrowing from Lisa Heft, you're
my tribe ; )
Appreciatively,
John
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