OpenKollab

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• FYI a cool list of organizational guidelines from a media company [1 Update]
• Community Currency Design Methodology [2 Updates]
• FW: Making information visible, promoting collaboration [2 Updates]
• Visibility of people? [1 Update]

"Randy Fisher (aka Wikirandy)" <wikirandy@gmail.com> Mar 20 04:20PM -0700 ^


 
Hi,
 
I'm new to this list, but this is my thought regarding your comment.
 
I agree that there needs to be a driver, or driver(s) for a project.
If some folks say that's a hierarchy, then I guess it is. But
certainly someone or a group of folks has to take ownership over the
work initially, to get it to a stage where the ownership can be more
easily be transferred to others.
 
– Randy
 
On Mar 15, 1:47 pm, Suresh Fernando <sur…@radical-inclusion.com>
wrote:

 

John Rogers <athollthegreat@googlemail.com> Mar 20 10:58AM -0700 ^


 
Step One – what is/are your specific goal(s)? Grow community, help
people earn part of their living?
How would a currency "help make the project run more effectively"?
 
Once you know the answers to these questions you can start to think
about currency design processes.
 
If you don't know your detailed goals you will never know whether you
have succeeded or not.
 
Thoughts from anyone here about how a currency would help? Then we'll
talk about process…
 
Best
 
John
 
On Mar 14, 8:02 pm, Suresh Fernando <sur…@radical-inclusion.com>
wrote:

 

"Phil Driver" <driver@ihug.co.nz> Mar 21 09:58AM +1300 ^


 
Agreeing with John: Using PRUB-Strategic thinking:
 
Project = develop community currency
Result = got community currency
Use = ????? (by whom?)
Benefit to Users = ????
 
Essential to understand Benefits and Uses before starting the Project
 
Phil