Harrison--
I hope your lurking space includes a place for a nap. Isn't that one of
the fundamentals of a great OS?
Smiles,
Dylene
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I too am overwhelmed with email as I belong to two very active listserv
groups.
I often just delete whole numbers of messages. When a topic catches my eye, I
tune in. In that sense, it's a true open space.
Regulating what is important to some and not to others, dampens the spirit of
the whole thi
The talk of perfect architecture has prompted another question in mind...
What would the perfect computer platform/program for use in OS events look
like?
Is there a way that the use of a wireless network could be used that would
allow technically savy groups to have a fuller, more efecient exper
Speaking of architecture. If any one ever needs to do an open space in Santa
Barbara California, and you want to convene the circle outdoors, check out the
area available at the Fess Parker Hotel by the beach. When I first saw this
wide open circular space I immediately thought of the "agora of
