Re: [Coworking] To what extent have you articulated your higher purpose?

As a user and a client of GroupBuzz, I'll plainly say that this is the best product out there. I also did try a lot of tools that could handle discussions among members. That was before Alex showed me GroupBuzz, as I was mentioning him those issues. True fact : the more I use it, the more I

Re: [Coworking] To what extent have you articulated your higher purpose?

Alex, thanks for the really great review of the app. GroupBuzz sounds perffect! ...however, I do think their pricing is a little $$. $60/mo for 50 members $129/mo for 150 members Am I misreading their prices? JEROME CHANG Mid-Wilshire 5405 Wilshire Blvd (2 blocks west of La Brea) | Los

Re: [Coworking] To what extent have you articulated your higher purpose?

Nope, those are the prices. Given how much y'all are willing to pay for square footage where your community can gather, GroupBuzz is a drop in the bucket. :) -Alex -- /ah indyhall.org coworking in philadelphia On Tue, Jul 8, 2014 at 3:26 PM, Jerome Chang jer...@blankspaces.com wrote:

[Coworking] To what extent have you articulated your higher purpose?

Tony, here's a post that articulates our higher purpose: http://www.comradity.com/comradity/2014/07/independence-day.html BTW, we have members who commute into NYC and are interested in having what we call Open Studio Lounge access in both Stamford, CT and NYC. Sound like something you could

[Coworking] To what extent have you articulated your higher purpose?

Hi coworkers! I was thinking recently about an issue I've noticed locally and in other regions, where friendly neighboring coworking spaces sometimes struggle to develop good ways to collaborate. I believe the issue stems from a lack of a well-articulated higher purpose that people from multiple