I've heard an argument that the English language is one of the most
difficult to learn, although also very expressive, because the first
dictionary was created before the language had time to settle into
regular and natural expressions and patterns. The argument goes that
the English borrowed word
Great point Jacob, and thanks for providing that key point about
intention. I was under an impression that this was a more loosely
focused initiative, I appreciate that a local focus is more
appropriate. Thanks for this.
What are your thoughts about the most appropriate ways to encourage
this di
I totally get what Jacob and Alex are saying about the importance of
personality and have been noodling what "personality metrics" (maybe
metrics is the wrong word here - would Descriptors be more accurate)
could be included in a coworking site's profile on
coworkingregistry.org. So far, I've come
Also add:
11) Twitter posts & mentions (feed)
12) Blog posts (feed)
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Excellent point Kevin.
Audience is key and influences intention greatly. Often I see discussions
about directory listings focusing on out of town folks, and thus amenities
and price points. Instead I believe we should focus on an audience that
knows what coworking is and wants to know which spac
Thanks for the conversation guys, it's been interesting to follow along
with. Jonathan, I think the registry will be a nice tool after this is all
hashed out. Way to keep going!
Jes
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 12:32 PM, Jonathan Yankovich <
jonathan.yankov...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I totally get what Ja
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