Thanks for all your messages of support, much appreciated.
Steve your welcome to send me an email about your live show request.
Today was a great day at CO-WORKA as a reporter/photographer came over
from the regional newspaper (Manly Daily) to write a spread on us.
Only 4 days to go now to our Lau
Hi Alex,
I like essence of the idea, but I can't see directly how to apply it.
When I look at open source licenses (which is what I assume inspired you) they
are licenses that people apply to their software and those licenses are free
for anyone to use to apply to their software. The OSI's rol
Hi there,
At Dave Troy's suggestion I'm joining this list. My name is Avdi
Grimm. I'm a software developer living in Southern PA. As someone who
works from home by choice in order to be close to my family, and as a
member of a fully distributed company, coworking makes a lot of sense
for me as a w
>
> As you are envisioning it, what exactly would be licensed, and who would be
> licensing it?
Not sure.
It was an idea, not a literal translation of licensing models. My suggestion
is that we might look there for cues, not directly port anything that
necessarily exists. Learn from what has wor
On Mar 1, 2010, at 1:24 AM, Alex Hillman wrote:
> I'd like to offer the idea that's more lightweight than the organizations
> that have been proposed. The thing we've really been talking about is ironing
> out the expectations associated with coworking, and largely, tying them back
> to core val
I'm still going to close up the brainstorm (since we've had at least a
couple of good ideas) at 5pm EST today for the funds redistribution, and
will re-post the ideas that I got. If you've got something specifically
related to how funds are collected, and how the funders are rewarded, *today's
the
HI!
My name is Key!
I am seeking roomies for my new coworking space in Downtown Los
Angeles.
If you are interested in cohabitation, please email me back with
contact information.
Space will be available April 1, 2010 but is limited to 25.
Table space, wireless, and office accommodations will
Devin --
Your approach is spot on and a step forward.
Something will emerge structurally as we go forward and rushing into
something that doesn't serve a concrete need now is just not helpful or
necessary.
As much as I support coworking, taking the time to be involved in a
non-profit takes time
We need to own coworking so no one can own it. That's my
interpretation of this thread so far. I agree with this sentiment but
I don't think we should be organizing structures around it.
Organizations will naturally emerge around our community's needs and
one of them might grow into something th
Couldn't agree more. Having some people in the room to lead by example helps
a lot too. It wasn't until we had a couple of successful collaborations that
other people saw that they became more comfortable letting down their
guards.
-Alex
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Welcome Shane,
We have some text in our membership agreement (that I think we lifted from
some other space's membership agreements) that covers members for
confidentiality, and that if invited to work on a project or flesh out an
idea then participants are encouraged to start with an understanding
fear my psychic abilities! that was exactly what i was looking for, and i
did love yammer when i used it in previous contracts.
that's perfect. thanks for posting that, gregg!
r.
On 26 February 2010 18:05, Gregg Marshall wrote:
> Yammer has now opened up to multiple domains
>
> http://techcr
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