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2006-12-24

  • 16:10 UTC CommunityWiki LackOfReworking
    LackOfReworking notes:



    • Reworking is rewriting the text for future readers. summarizing, drawing lessons, clarifying.

    • Page states "rewards for the person reworkign are minimal". Although, I would make a small argument that rewards are the same as the rewards for the person that jots down notes and summarizes key points from conversati ...

2006-11-25

  • 20:16 UTC Open the Future: Second Life, Economic Evolution and the CopyBot

    The Second Life internal economy was predicated on the notion that designers could produce in-game objects that they could then sell; these objects would ostensibly be scarce (in the economic sense) because the designer could put limits on how many copies s/he would sell, and because -- in principle -- other residents couldn't make copies except by tedious efforts to reproduce a design by h ...

2006-11-11

2006-09-22

  • 02:10 UTC Allband Communication Cooperative

    Services:

    A loan from the united States Department of Agriculture's Rural Development division will help Allband build a state-of-the-art telecommunications network in Allband’s certificated service area. Allband plans to spend a little over 8 million dollars in two phases on the first all fiber to the ho ...

2006-09-20

  • 15:23 UTC Getting open thinking through Gated Communities

    Getting open thinking through Gated Communities

    We’ve had an influx of members due to a Springwise article picking up on our Angelic crowdsourcing (You can 20:37 UTC CommunityWiki: WikiMusic

    The idea here is collaborative asynchronous recording of music, wherin you record your parts to a music editing software file, then upload it for others to add to. Each version of the file can be left online, so that people can revert back to older versions. I this is like wiki for music. It’s not hard to do. Perhaps someone is already doing it?

    An open source multi-track music digi ...

2006-09-05

2006-08-17

2006-08-15

  • 19:54 UTC Putting people first Planning Portal enabling transformational government
    Planning Portal is not only a successful example of technology enablement in service delivery but could prove to be a tremendous asset for local authorities in their quest to develop and deliver citizen centric services, says eGov monitor.

    Just under two years ago, the [UK] Government unveiled its ambition to develop a world class e-Planning Service which wou ...

2006-08-09

  • 21:24 UTC Symbiosis and Living Machines
    Human-Plant/Animal Species Symbiosis

    The nature of human cooperation with other species is now largely a based upon a symbiotic structure that has changed very little since the dawn of agriculture in early human civilization.

    This symbiotic relationship has consisted mostly of humans selectively breeding, raising and caring for different plant and animal ...

2006-08-01

2006-07-26

  • 19:06 UTC Zopa - The first lending and borrowing exchange
    Here's the way the world works (and it must be right because it's been like this for hundreds of years...)

    People who have spare money give it to a bank. Banks then do whatever they like with it. Some of it they lend to people who need to borrow. Some of it they give to their shareholders. Some of it they gamble on the price of tin, or the dollar going down, or wheth ...

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2010-02-09

  • 08:36 UTC The community-focused approach of Architecture for Humanity in HaitiEric Hunting reacts to this article in Shareable about architectural reconstruction efforts in Haiti: “Cameron Sinclair is well known as one of the chief proponents of the new socially responsible architecture movement that has been sweeping across the design community over the past decade. It is no surprise to find he and Architecture for Humanity so [...]
  • 04:24 UTC When states become hollow, they become brandsExcerpt from an analysis of the Obama approach by Naomi Klein: “Obama has gone much further, turning the White House into a kind of never-ending reality show starring the lovable Obama clan. This too can be traced to the mid-90s branding craze, when marketers grew tired of the limitations of traditional advertising and began creating three-dimensional [...]
  • 00:00 UTC Links for 2010-02-08 [del.icio.us]
    • Never mind the Edupunks…
    • Works – Weblogsky: Jon Lebkowsky's Weblog
    • Science in the Open » Blog Archive » Peer review: What is it good for?
      It hasn’t been a real good week for peer review. In the same week that the Lancet fully retract the original Wakefield MMR article (while keeping the retraction behind a login screen – way to go there on public understanding of science), the main stream media went to town on the report of 14 stem cell scientists writing an open letter making the claim that peer review in that area was being dominated by a small group of people blocking the publication of innovative work.
    • Leading-ship: reshaping relationships at work « NewUnionism’s Blog
      In an effort to develop an alternative model of leading, a work-in-process began some years ago, seeking to develop a model based on equally-balanced relationships in the workplace. The term “leading-ship” was introduced into this debate by myself in 2006(1). The neologism was considered necessary because the term “leadership” had become so laden with associations, assumptions, perceptions and beliefs that yet another modified interpretation could never help establish a qualitatively new model. If real change were necessary, I felt it must involve a reorientation of language and terminology as well — a paradigm shift to help make the unthinkable thinkable, the unconceivable conceivable. The term leading-ship embodies the function of leading through personalized and internalized processes that involve every person in the workplace. Put simply, leading-ship consciously manifests itself as a contrast to leadership.
    • Slashdot IT Story | 95% of User-Generated Content Is Bogus
      it found was that a staggering 95% of User Generated Content is either malicious in nature or spam."
    • Germany plans enquiry into the digital society - P2P Foundation
      On 14th January the Christian Democratic Union and its Union partner in the German government the Christian Social Union of Bavaria (CDU/CSU) proposed setting up an Enquete Commission to examine the implications of the Internet on society. Amongst other things, the Commission will be asked to look at initiatives for providing free access to publicly-funded research. Could this announcement be connected with the e-petition in support of Open Access (OA) launched in Germany last November? Does it herald a change of heart about OA on the part of the German government?
    • Destructive Creation: Internet Disintermediation and the Rise of Efficiency « Generation Bubble
      If Google and its ilk deliver humanity to a post-scarcity paradise by supplanting costly, ponderous brick-and-mortar institutions with cheaper, more efficient virtual ones, what will humanity do with the surfeit of leisure such a transition entails?
    • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Virtual and physical p2p spaces as a policy against the meltdown
      What do you do when you find yourself with a lot more time and a lot less money on your hands than you’re used to? That may be the most important question of 2010
    • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Dean Baker’s proposals for the Obama stimulus package
      Great example of how stimulating/promoting/funding open and participatory processes makes economic and policy sense.
    • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » 20 proposals to get beyond the crash
      20 ideas for building a more stable, more local, and more fair economy. “Governments need to act,” says Executive Director of nef, Steward Wallis, “not to shore up and rebuild the old financial system but to help build a new system that serves society instead of acting as its master.”
    • Exchange, justice and injustice — keimform.de
      In a recent post Oekonux participant Raoul Victor from France deals with the question, if it is possible to have »no commercial injustice”. Here is the main part of the post
    • Welcome to the CiviCRM 3.1 Demo | CiviCRM 3.1 Demo Site
      CiviCRM is a community-based open source project to build constituent relationship management functionality for the nonprofit, advocacy and nongovernmental sectors.
    • CiviCRM (en)
      CiviCRM is a powerful web-based relationship management system. It allows you to record and manage information about the various people and organisations that are important to your organisation. CiviCRM is more than just an address book It also allows you to track your interactions with those people and organisations and to get them to engage with, and potentially give money to, your organisation through your website. The information you gather is all stored in one place but you can access it from almost anywhere.

2010-02-08

  • 20:16 UTC An extraordinary bibliography on participationBibliography of one of the three main paradigms constituting the P2P ethos: open and free input, participatory processes of value creation, and commons oriented output. See: * Bibliography: Understanding participation: A literature review. Pathways through Participation explains: “Our project looks at participation in a very broad way, and covers a wide range of participatory activities that are often viewed [...]
  • 20:07 UTC Panarchical governance: towards a state that isn’t a stateWe have opened the door on the notion 1) that the state could participate in the new networks as a legitimate actor, or 2) that the state could decentralize to the point of being a network itself. Certainly states participate in networks already, but for many global networks the impetus to their formation is the [...]
  • 00:00 UTC Links for 2010-02-07 [del.icio.us]

2010-02-07

  • 00:00 UTC Links for 2010-02-06 [del.icio.us]
    • 66% of Government Agencies Use Social Networking | WebProNews
    • Skypes New Dawn? - loose wire blog
      We talk about Facebook, twitter, MySpace and Friendster as the big social networks but we keep forgetting one that is far bigger than that: Skype. This from a Bloomberg piece on Skype’s vacillating fortunes: Skype has soared in popularity since it started in 2003 and has about 548 million users worldwide—more than Facebook, MySpace and Twitter combined.
    • Who Will Dare to Invest in Nuclear Power?
      Will there be a nuclear power renaissance in the United States, as a host of rosy-glassed prognosticators have predicted? Not as long as it remains such an abysmal investment opportunity, Matthew Wald writes in Technology Review
    • The Open Solace Haiti Project - CrisisCommons Wiki
      The Open Solace Haiti Project aims to set up independent channels of communications between Haitians currently living in Haiti and Haitians outside of Haiti. Our analysis indicates that lots of effort is going into getting data out of Haiti, and representing it to professional NGOs and western audiences. Very few projects are focusing on creating sustainable flows of information into, out of, and with Haiti. It has also been demonstrated that a community's social and emotional needs are best served by locally produced independent media.
    • Geoengineers: Blinded by Science
      High-tech fixes are increasingly being applied to all sorts of problems—why not climate change? That’s basically the pitch for geoengineering, which proposes not that humans change their behavior but that we change the way the planet operates. Techno-optimistic scientists have dreamed up schemes that include spraying sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere to deflect sunlight and building synthetic trees to capture carbon dioxide and turn it into a liquid to be stored underground. One scientist wants to launch a trillion mirrors into a stable orbit between Earth and the sun to create a gigantic space umbrella.
    • Article: Haiti: A Case Study - WiserEarth
      hat lessons can we learn from this disaster? While the world governments continue to control access to the high impact tools .... machinery, doses of medicine, food and water. etc. .... the methods of aide sourcing and response will be ineffectual, obsolete in a post peak oil world ravaged by the impacts of climate crisis.
    • Open Solace Haiti — Rebuilding Haiti's Communications Network, One ...
    • Jailing the American Dream
      lthough the term “criminal aliens” has no precise definition, its broadening use reflects a trend in dealing with immigrants. With the post-9/11 creation of DHS and its two agencies—Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP)—a wide sector of aliens increasingly became the focus of joint efforts by immigration and law enforcement officers. ICE’s Criminal Alien Program, working with local police, began targeting for deportation both legal and illegal immigrants with criminal records. And CBP’s Border Patrol began to turn over illegal border crossers to the justice system for criminal prosecution, instead of, as in the past, simply deporting them. Many criminal aliens are long-term legal residents of the United States and are also the parents, children, or siblings of U.S. citizens and lawful residents.

2010-02-05

2010-02-04

  • 00:00 UTC Links for 2010-02-03 [del.icio.us]
    • Take Any College Class for Free: 236 Open Courseware Collections, Podcasts, and Videos | OEDb
      If you're interested in specific open courses, you can find a variety on the Web (or through this list of 100 courses). Usually, those single courses will contain all the materials you need to learn one subject for free. But, if you're after more than a single focus or if you need a deeper perspective on a subject, this list of open courseware collections may be just what you need. Each resource listed below contains a collection or collections of educational materials. You'll find digital archives, a variety of courses, Podcasts, videos and sometimes a mix of everything you can imagine so you can learn any given subject in depth.
    • About the USSF | USSF 2010
      Welcome to the United States Social Forum official website! We're glad you're here.
    • Nodilus
      Nodilus is developing a revolutionary kind of social network designed to help create the kind of future we want our children to inherit. It focuses on essential topics we must address in order to inspire a collective movement toward a more resilient, equitable and regenerative future – food production, transportation, energy independence, health and healing, education, community organizing, activism, habitat, local economies and sustainable communities, to name just a few. The idea behind Nodilus is as simple as it is audacious: to create a self-organized universe that inspires its users to discover and present ideas, activities and projects that match their values and affinities.
    • About Gaia Community
      Imagine a community of others who understand, like you, that by focusing our energy on what inspires us rather than what we fear, we bring about the world we desire. By keeping kindness in our hearts, we contribute to the harmony of Gaia. Gaia Community is a place to share this intention with like-minded others, so that together we can make the world a better place.

2010-02-02

2010-01-31

  • 00:00 UTC Links for 2010-01-30 [del.icio.us]
    • What has social media done to traditional business models?
      hat you may not be so familiar with, is the ability to combine your internal work and processes, with on-demand workers. Smartsheet is a service that lets you do just that. It’s like Google docs on steroids. The service is combined with Amazon’s Mechanical Turk, allowing you to create documents that are then submitted to the organisation’s on-demand workforce.
    • Michael Geist - Legislators Worldwide Asking Questions About ACTA
      Legislators around the world are demanding more information on the secret Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. French Deputy Nicolas Dupont-Aignan raised ACTA questions in the National Assembly late last year, expressing concerns about a global three-strikes and you're out approach, increased costs for medicines, and the lack of transparency associated with the process.
    • A Talk With Antony Williams of ChemSpider « AltSearchEngines
      what is ChemSpider? At present it is primarily a large database of chemicals and related data linked out to the original sources of the data. What we’re been working towards is having ChemSpider be a “structure-centric” resource. If you want to find information associated with a chemical structure/compound and you know either its name(s) or its chemical structure then you can search the database and find associated information and data. The data are of various forms and include lists of chemical identifiers, experimental and predicted properties, analytical data, textual descriptions including synthesis procedures and Wikipedia articles, links to related information and data sources.

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2006-12-24

  • 16:10 UTC CommunityWiki LackOfReworking
    LackOfReworking notes:



    • Reworking is rewriting the text for future readers. summarizing, drawing lessons, clarifying.

    • Page states "rewards for the person reworkign are minimal". Although, I would make a small argument that rewards are the same as the rewards for the person that jots down notes and summarizes key points from conversati ...

2006-11-25

  • 20:16 UTC Open the Future: Second Life, Economic Evolution and the CopyBot

    The Second Life internal economy was predicated on the notion that designers could produce in-game objects that they could then sell; these objects would ostensibly be scarce (in the economic sense) because the designer could put limits on how many copies s/he would sell, and because -- in principle -- other residents couldn't make copies except by tedious efforts to reproduce a design by h ...

2006-11-11

2006-09-22

  • 02:10 UTC Allband Communication Cooperative

    Services:

    A loan from the united States Department of Agriculture's Rural Development division will help Allband build a state-of-the-art telecommunications network in Allband’s certificated service area. Allband plans to spend a little over 8 million dollars in two phases on the first all fiber to the ho ...

2006-09-20

  • 15:23 UTC Getting open thinking through Gated Communities

    Getting open thinking through Gated Communities

    We’ve had an influx of members due to a Springwise article picking up on our Angelic crowdsourcing (You can 20:37 UTC CommunityWiki: WikiMusic

    The idea here is collaborative asynchronous recording of music, wherin you record your parts to a music editing software file, then upload it for others to add to. Each version of the file can be left online, so that people can revert back to older versions. I this is like wiki for music. It’s not hard to do. Perhaps someone is already doing it?

    An open source multi-track music digi ...

2006-09-05

2006-08-17

2006-08-15

  • 19:54 UTC Putting people first Planning Portal enabling transformational government
    Planning Portal is not only a successful example of technology enablement in service delivery but could prove to be a tremendous asset for local authorities in their quest to develop and deliver citizen centric services, says eGov monitor.

    Just under two years ago, the [UK] Government unveiled its ambition to develop a world class e-Planning Service which wou ...

2006-08-09

  • 21:24 UTC Symbiosis and Living Machines
    Human-Plant/Animal Species Symbiosis

    The nature of human cooperation with other species is now largely a based upon a symbiotic structure that has changed very little since the dawn of agriculture in early human civilization.

    This symbiotic relationship has consisted mostly of humans selectively breeding, raising and caring for different plant and animal ...

2006-08-01

2006-07-26

  • 19:06 UTC Zopa - The first lending and borrowing exchange
    Here's the way the world works (and it must be right because it's been like this for hundreds of years...)

    People who have spare money give it to a bank. Banks then do whatever they like with it. Some of it they lend to people who need to borrow. Some of it they give to their shareholders. Some of it they gamble on the price of tin, or the dollar going down, or wheth ...

2006-07-25