BC/p/ginger - practise thread

[Michael Allan]

So we're on step 3:
http://u.zelea.com/w/User:Mike-ZeleaCom/Guerilla_gardening#Practise_run

Anne Moreland wrote:
> I think it sounds very promising. Should I login here

(Note: when you login next, just click "Keep me logged in".  It makes
 it easier.)

> http://u.zelea.com:8080/v/w/Diff?b=3850&a=3848 and follow standard
> procedures namely click Frag 1 upper left corner then click patch
> lower left? ...

Only patch it if you agree with the changes, at least roughly.  You
can make corrections in your own draft afterwards - step 5.

If you don't agree, or if anything's unclear, it's always best to say
so straight out.

> ... Do I then gently debate your position as opposed to stridently
> debating etc..or do I just agree and mirror your position....in other words
> are we the dialogical team in this exercise or voter/votee?

We try to reach agreement, but only where we sincerely can.  If we
keep going then we'll end up disagreeing, at some point, and we'll
have to discuss our differences (literally).  If we learn do it well -
whether strident or gentle, whatever's best - it'll be attractive to
others.  They'll want to join us in discussing the details, and maybe
even posting differences of their own.  (That's our overriding goal,
to attract new drafters/candidates.  The seed germinates with the
first one attracted.)

I'll reply to your other points soon, in a separate thread.  I don't
want to sidetrack this one.  You already know, ofc, but just a
reminder (I've forgotten myself, in the past): be sure to speak with a
trusted friend or advisor before investing any money.  ;-)

-- 
Michael Allan

Toronto, +1 647-436-4521
http://zelea.com/


> Mike I am very excited about something I need to share with you which is
> relevant to what we are doing at Votorola,,, I am joining  Open Source
> Ecology. It is relevant because the open source farm I intend can bring
> votorola to the community from within a community and provide another
> real-time context for Votorola-praxis!
> http://openfarmtech.org/weblog Marcin Jakubowski Ph. D, sent me a mailing
> address so I wouldn't need to use credit cards or paypal for my membership
> fees. I am looking to buy some land. Alex belongs to this group too in fact
> I heard about it from his blog. Keep up the good work Mike!!!!!!!!!
> Key Links:
> 
>    1. How to Build a Post-Scarcity
> Village<http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/2009/09/ose-presence-at-paraflows-festival-in-vienna/>–
> 5 min video
>    2. OSE featured in Plenitude: New Economics of Real
> Wealth<http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/2010/07/plenitude-the-new-economics-of-true-wealth/>–
> 3 min video
>    3. Economy in a
> Box<http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/2010/07/economy-in-a-box-presentation-report/>presentation
> – 45 min video
>    4. Progress on the ground –
> tractor<http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/2010/07/lifetrac-ii-frame-2/>,
>    CEB press <http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/2010/06/full-product-release/>,
>    hole puncher<http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/2010/07/open-source-150-ton-hole-puncher/>,
>    torch table<http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/2010/01/reptab-open-source-torch-table-in-make-zine/>,
>    crowd funding<http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/2010/07/getting-ready-to-build-a-better-future/>