I recently had a question come up that in traditional organizations would
be made by the people who control questions of policy. It raised the
question for me of who is the "right" audience for this kind of question in
the Open Space Institute(s)*? So, I am going to try an experiment. I am
going
airru...@aol.com Aaron Stadler
asach...@giasdl01.vsnl.net.in Anil Sachdev
arun.wak...@pragati.sprintrpg.ems.vsnl.net.in Arun Wakhlu
bhopk...@mist.antiochseattle.edu Bert Hopkins
bkoe...@ix.netcom.com Bill Koenig
birg...@worldchat.com Birgitt Bolton
cl...@oz.net
I'll be reachable via my same e-mail address in Paris. So, if you have
any important messages I should receive, do send them to me.
I hope I will be able to access the Paris "Sprynet" phone number
without incident, and that I will be motivated to respond to my
wonderful other-worldly co-inspirat
Thank you for sharing your discussion about "Who is authorized" and "Who
authorizes"
I like the tone of where you are at and appreciate the challenge of
ensuring that these discussions happen to be sure that we are all doing are
best to move forward with bringing Open Space into the world in the b
Thanks for your comments and questions Birgitt and Larry. I am going
to try to address these very briefly as I remember them, okay?
Larry, I concurr with your distinction between a "Learning Circle
on OS Training" (which gathers for reflection, conversation, sharing
learnings) and DOING OS tra
