Allison, as someone who would like to start a space in the Fort Worth, Texas
area, stories like yours concern me. I know the need and potential are there
for metropolitan areas but it seems such a struggle to grow a base.
Have you reached out to people who have left and asked them why? I would
This is a very encouraging read, and made me realize that tech job shops could
well be the best partners in coworking ventures.
So we should be reaching out to Collabera, Nomovok, Accenture, Capgemini, et
al... right? Has anyone done so?
Randall (Randy) Arnold
hopefully future coworking spac
Congratulation! I'll have to get down and check you guys out sometime.
Randall (Randy) Arnold
Developer and Enthusiast Advocate
http://texrat.net
>
>From: Geekdom
>To: Coworking
>Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2011 11:52 AM
>Subject: [Coworking] Geekdom is now O
Looks like another Marissa (Mayer) didn't get the memo. ;)
Randy
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From: "Marissa Feinberg"
Sent: 2/28/2013 2:54 PM
Subject: [Coworking] Forbes piece on Coworking
Dear friends,
I'm really psyched to write about the future of work, focusing on Global
Coworking Unconfer
I think a general definition of coworking is entirely possible-- it's getting
into *specifics* that twists people around. ;)
Randy
> On September 15, 2014 at 4:10 PM Marius Amado-Alves
> wrote:
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>
>
> > > ... the rapid hybridization of coworking means things are
>
I think the conversation so far has shown that the "space vs place" debate is
largely over pointless, polarizing, counterproductive semantics.
People are definitely attracted to places.
Many like a place that has some (elbow) space.
This topic could be kicked back and forth for who knows how lon
tulate productivity, etc etc etc, but a well-designed office space does not
> a coworking space make.
>
> Jon
>
> On Wed, Sep 24, 2014 at 5:50 PM, Randall Arnold <
> randall.arn...@texrat.net <mailto:randall.arn...@texrat.net> > wrote:
>
> > >
I like your ideas... and I'm inspired by this conversation to try my hand at it
as well.
> On January 13, 2015 at 10:05 AM Fernando Aguirre
> wrote:
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>
>
> On Monday, January 12, 2015 at 10:17:08 PM UTC, Fernando Aguirre wrote:
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> > > Hello. I'm thinking it would be inte
ANYone can come up with a logo proposal. Adoption, though, is another matter
entirely. Commonly there's a legal entity (foundation, et al) that manages
identity for something like this and its directors would determine a selection
method. I know there's advocacy groups for coworking but don't kn
Ah, good question Fernando! There's another alternative besides the one I
mentioned in another email: getting just the logo (assuming a single one
emerges) adopted by a graphics standards body such as ISO.
Here are some examples of symbol sets and the responsible ISO standard:
http://www.iso.org
Good advice Alex.
When I used to present a lot, I got in the habit of keeping every typical video
adapter in my backpack. I can't tell you how many times that saved me or a
fellow presenter.
Randy
> On January 28, 2015 at 1:57 PM Alex Hillman
> wrote:
>
> Wireless presentation tools see
I'm willing to bet that is dependent on state and local ordinances, so probably
hard to generalize.
Randy
> On February 25, 2015 at 9:24 AM Jensen Yancey wrote:
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> Hey Everyone,
>
> Quick question for those of you with a little more experience with the
> law. I know lots of coworking
FYI, there's a new fast track process for certain nonprofits. A friend had his
makerspace c3 approved in 6 weeks; I've heard of others taking no more than 3
months.
> On September 3, 2015 at 9:22 AM David Evans wrote:
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> Thanks James. Yes the c6 designation maps much more closely to the
>
comes "real" even more after the IRS makes the final determination on
> charitable activities which can take a couple more years after that.
>
> On Thursday, September 3, 2015, Randall Arnold <mailto:randall.arn...@texrat.net> > wrote:
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> > >
It's good that you're addressing this before it gets ugly, Oren (and congrats on
the growth!). It's also good that you're benchmarking. Mature orgs have
already tackled these issues!
I agree with you on naming being important-- how you set that tone will largely
determine constituent buy-in. Yo
I tried to use buddypress 2 years ago for a maker community site, and the
experience was disappointing... but that could have been the hosting plan
(bluehost, cheap). I just remember that it's a real performance hog, so make
sure you have the best hosting you can afford.
Randy
>
> On Novemb
Oren, this may be a stupid question-- but is marking it "no longer at this address, please forward" and putting back out for (re)delivery not an option?RandyOn December 10, 2015 at 11:51 AM "oren.salo...@gmail.com" wrote:Hi Megan, Thanks for raising the question and thanks for the colorful respon
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