Right on Harrison!
You've struck a chord with me! I know plenty who know the rule book and
always take it seriously. This is their authority: THE RULES!
This has come to me of late. Where is my authority coming from? I notice
that when I'm not centered (my word) I look to another or someone or
s
Hallo Birgitt,
First, I wanted to say something about my person, as I'm quite new to the
list. My name is Nicolai von Ertzdorff. I am very interested in any kind of
human relationship and forms of organization, approaching to individual and
group phenomenon in (inter)cultural,social, structural and
In a message dated 3/30/04 1:49:39 PM, mher...@globalchicago.net writes:
> and so i say again, this is not a major change imposed by secret people
> in power. it is a simple, technical acknowledgement of what we already
> and always have been. a global, public, conversation.
>
> michael
>
M
a few more notes here on "searchability" -- just to be clear -- and some
interesting statistics that give some good perspective, i think...
* the archives searching that we are making easier is the searching
using the search engine that is built into the list system itself. that
is what has been
I suggest 98% of us carry on as we always have
And the other 2% edit more carefully what they say if they have worries
Maybe I have got these numbers wrong, but as someone who knows what goes
on at least 100 listserves, yours is the most interesting, practical,
communal, caring and open; and we n
Dear All,
For all who:
- always wanted to go to the Netherlands but never quite got around to it;
- left Holland with this feeling they really wanted to return but didnt;
- happen to live there or by chance or design will pass by in the middle of May
and would like to participate in the next Op
Dear All,
During the 3rd Scandinavian OSonOS we had in the far east of Svenmark 10
days ago,
some of us also had a discussion about safety on the OSList(s). However
that one was
not about whether the material was open to whoever. It was about whether
the OSList(s)
were a safe space.
Not safe in t
I just read Michael's list of how many postings there have been to Open Space
- especially by some of you who are really prolific - and want to say thank
you to all who contribute to this list serve. I would love it if I had more
time to contribute to this list, or even to read it on a more regula
Dear Listerites
As part of our continued work with primary and secondary pupils (223
over four events throughout Scotland and 75 teachers in parallel
events), Open Futures has proposed a handful of virtual Open Space
events in the remote Western Isles.
We might do the facilitation by audio and/o
Radio
Was used in Nicaragua
Get some ham-operators
they are a happy gang
mmp
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Dear Listerites
As part of o
Sure - train up a bunch of facilitators at no charge provided they will go
and facilitate the events at their own expense. Of course, room and board,
locally provided (families etc) would make a marvelous "first experience"
outstanding. Then just link all the remote sites by computer. Email will do
Hi Kerry,
I realize the definition of "low tech" is relative -- In my world it
usually means "works with commonly available technology." For other
folks, it means "works without computers!" If the first definition
suits you, read on...
One option is BigMind Catalyst. You can see one example of t
Kerry--
Don't know what has been done in the UK for linking remote classrooms. In
the US, Boise State has a center to explore the use of technology in distance
education. This center include a classroom with a one-way video connection to
remote schools, and two-way phone connections which connec
Gerard:
The stories about the dumb things we have done are the most
interesting.take it from one who has posted his fair share of "dumb
moments!" I think it adds to the reality of what it is really like to
facilitate in Open Space when we talk about the hard times as well as
the glorious ones.
C
And to add to that, Alaska Education is no stranger to OST. Getting in
touch with Dan and Heidi Chay or Julie Smith would be a good place to
start. They are both list members, or have been in the very recent
past.
Chris
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(604) 947-9236
Consultation -
I think of my online list serv communications on a par with verbal
communication. Things I post online are akin, in my thinking, to things I
say with my voice in face to face conversations. I do not control my words
once they are verbalized and I do not control my thoughts/ideas once they
are po
Hi--
Well it is sort of like multiple closing circles.
About 3 weeks ago following a church dinner, about 50 members of our
protestant church congregation met with the man we had called to be our
next Pastor. In order to give him a sense of who we are, we did something
that looked a whole lot lik
re: delete...
it must be technically possible, i suppose, to delete all of one
person's postings. but it would diminish us all. and it would never be
able to flush out all the quotings of those messages. as we have had all
these years of service for the grand total of $0.00, thanks to murli's
goo
i say, keep going! open the space for an all-day all-congregation
retreat!
Douglas D. Germann, Sr. wrote:
Hi--
Well it is sort of like multiple closing circles.
About 3 weeks ago following a church dinner, about 50 members of our
protestant church congregation met with the man we had calle
Harrison Owen wrote:
No good dancer ever followed the Rule Book. They may “know” it (rules) –
but then they do their dance. I am reminded of a Kpelle Chief (West
Africa) who, towards the end of a major celebration where I was the
“court photographer” told me it was time to “Do my Dance.” I knew
I've always considered this listserv as one giant open space, with the same
principles and law as any OST event.
My most profound experience came on 9/11 when this was the first place I
posted a poem to the world. Knowing that within one hour of the horror, I
was connected to many kindred spirits
have to chime in here, myself, christine... i remember how good it felt
on that first day to tune in here and hear the germans right away and
then so many others saying 'this has happened to all of us.' our
conversations in that first month after must be a great little study
that most likely neve
Michael, I thought it would also be quite a study and, in fact, I kept a
folder for quite awhile of all the 9/11 related postings from this
list...finally let go of it (delete!) about 6 months ago. With the
archives, perhaps some enterprising social scientist will pick up the study
:-)
Christine
There is often a tone in your posts Michael that gives me the impression you
are overbearing and dismissive of opinions other than your own. Is it
intention on your part to be unkind?
>From: Michael Herman
>Reply-To: OSLIST
>To: osl...
You derisively dismiss the idea of a delete function, Michael. I think you
could disagree without ridicule. It seems like no one can post a word on
this list serv that disagrees from your position in any way without
eliciting an overbearing, often derisive, response from you.
Recording every si
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