We are very happy that more and more people use the “Open
International Coworking Calendar”
http://www.coworking-news.de/coworking-kalender/
to promote and join coworking events. Following our article “List your
coworking events by city or date”
Hiya!
Jeska from Coffee Power here, I've been lurking for a bit, first
(hopefully not-too-controversial!) post.
I've got a question about words/terms. I've determined that it's
coworking (not co-working) but I can't seem to find an agreed-upon
term to describe those who work alongside me within
I don't think that I've seen enough examples to determine a pattern, other
than members. All of those terms work, though, if that's what suits the
folks in each space, but members is consistent no matter what the
structure of the space is.
r.
*
rachel young
Hi Everyone!
In Morgantown, We started West Virginia's first Coworking space in November
2011.
Our space is called SBASECAMP It stands for small business base camp.
LOL
It is pronounced Space - camp And we refer to all of our members as
Campers.
Here is a link to out Facebook page and our
Agreed with Rachel. A lot of communities have clever names based on the
name of the larger community. We've got indies, Office Nomads has Nomads,
etc.
There's also the factor of perspective: individuals are members, but to
each other, could be coworkers.
-Alex
/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in
We don't call our members comrades, but it does come up from outsiders
once in a while who think they are being clever.
r.
*
rachel young
*rac...@camaraderie.ca
*Find us in person:*
Camaraderie
102 Adelaide St E 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON M5C 1K9
(647) 861-4350
*Find us online:*
Maybe the right question is: what do they call *themselves*?
/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 9:08 AM, rachel young rac...@camaraderie.ca wrote:
We don't call our members comrades, but it does come up from outsiders
once in a while who think they are being
FYI...
http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=%2F20120306%2FA_NEWS%2F203060312
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Mike Pihlman
AltamontCowork / ForCarol.com, Inc.
95 W. 11th Street, Suite 203
Tracy, CA 95376
Phone: 209-757-8862
Web: http://AltamontCowork.com http://altamontcowork.com/
Twitter: @AltamontCowork
Hi folks,
I know that some of you have used Kickstarter and Indiegogo and other
crowdfunding platforms, but I'm specifically looking for examples and
introductions to members of your spaces (or even former members) who have
used crowdfunding platforms, either successfully or not, and even those
link to article: http://bit.ly/zEArzC
Article without links:
I like to pick up the great ideas of Phil Shapiro (PC World) and SELC
(Policies for a Shareable City #13: Public Libraries). Phil Shapiro
suggests a very interesting “Free Coworking” model for public
libraries which the SELC supports:
response below
On March 6, 2012 at 12:56 PM Felix Schürholz calen...@coworking-news.de
wrote:
link to article: http://bit.ly/zEArzC
Article without links:
I like to pick up the great ideas of Phil Shapiro (PC World) and SELC
(Policies for a Shareable City #13: Public Libraries). Phil
Wow!
I can't believe it's only been 24 hours. Thank you for the positive
feedback and a very big thank you to Andrew Cole, Jessie Rymph, and Kaan
Aksay for donating on the first day! This is only the beginning and we
have a long way to go. The first step was the big announcement yesterday.
Thanks for the thoughts everyone.
It totally makes sense to have the community within one physical space
or network name themselves (and the term members seems easiest for
referring to them until then). I love the idea of being playful with
the name amongst the members (comrades is awesome btw).
Curious, Jacob, is there a place for us to see the progress of the donation
drive?
/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 1:22 PM, Jacob Sayles ja...@officenomads.com wrote:
Wow!
I can't believe it's only been 24 hours. Thank you for the positive
feedback and a
Not yet, but there will be. We'll make a spot when we get back from Austin.
Keep an eye on the site and on our twitter feed (coworkingwiki).
On Tuesday, March 6, 2012, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com
wrote:
Curious, Jacob, is there a place for us to see the progress of the
donation
We have an awesome way, for those of you who can't make it, to get involved
in the GCUC discussion.
We will be doing Google Hangouts for both the Unconference and Conference
content.
- To join in a discussion with our panelists you can hangout with the GCUC
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