I do agree with you Koos. There is something strange about using the
"apply-to" function. Both your (second) and Michaels letters came via the
list. When I tried the "apply-to" function it worked with the letter from
Koos but the one from Michael was addressed directly to him
I've got the inspi
David,
Have you considered talking to a few of the people involved
and asking them how they would describe the issue? That
would give you a clue as to the wording that lies close to
their hearts.
It sounds like a great opportunity and I am sure that OS
can be a great contribution in this process.
Dear Friends,
I wonder how we are measuring the success of our open space gatherings.
What or who is "violated" by the use of a table in the center during the
opening? How dow we even get to apply a word like "violated" to what
we're doing when decide to use a table or not?
Are we perhaps thinki
To my surprise, the following message got sent to Thomas'
personal email box in stead of to the list. Apparently
some messages from the list have a "reply-to" address
that points to the original sender, while most messages
have a "reply-to" address that points to the list itself.
That means it is g
David,
What an exciting and challenging situtation!
What I have found is that the juicier the expression of the theme, the more
meaningful the experience. I have two thoughts for you:
The first is based in the belief that what is most personal is also most
universal. What I generally do to unc
I'd like some help coming up with the appropriate wording for an OS
theme. What I have coming up is a high stakes event. The
precise theme wording is critical (at least I think it is).
First I need to give some background. I am a member of a College
of Education at a university. We are undergo
