Yes, Janice. For my own reading it´s ok, despite the need for scrolling, which is discouraging when we have so much stuff to read.
I think the current modal should be fine for you, a specific audience of those in the inner circle who are collaborating in real time dynamics.
However, it isn´t appropriate for sharing and getting attention from ppl in the same situation.Given the 2014 opportunity for making it influential for policymaking in Brazil, I think there´s a challenge: how to make it more shareable, virable and at the same time dynamic.
Maybe the challenge can be answered with a combination of:
- hypertext structure
- smaller graphics to avoid the need for scrolling
links to complementary reading a short text page constantly updated with a bird´s eye abstract of what´s going on and why it´s important
think of the format of a web page what I am describing can be seen as a wiki (well gardened)I think it boils down to a wholly conceived SET of formats, which is not necessarily time consuming. Not time, rather an architecture, tools and formats to reach the relevant audiences. As I write this, I remember an excellent slideshare that you published, and I do think that it´s one of the formats that should be visible all the time as a link. I think it´s critical for crossing the walls of a small ghetto of those vanguard heroes... The proposals are so powerful that they deserve to accelerate the rate of diffusion.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has. " (Margaret Mead)
I´d add this: "But if the contagion is faster, this group can make history with more likelihood."
Sérgio Storch11-3666.9005 - 11-99753.9701Blog: www.sergiostorch.com2014-05-02 9:44 GMT-03:00 Janice Figueiredo <janicefigueiredo@gmail.com>:Have a nice week-end!Are you having problems using the com-ment platform (https://floksociety.co-ment.com/text/xMHsm6YpVgI/view/) for revision and commenting? Let us know if this is the case, as this has been the chosen platform for this purpose and, if it is not efficient, it is important that we know.Hello Sergio,Thanks for your comments.
On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 7:35 AM, Sérgio Storch <sergiostorch@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Michel, this is pretty unique and precious...However, the form the information is publishes is not amenable for viewing and sharing.Do you have a more user-friendly version (html, pdf, whatever?)
I think it´s important to make it known in Brazil at this point when new programs for the coming government (2015-2018) is on the making in the several political parties, and Ecuador may be a benchmark for the most advanced ones.
How about a specific drive p2p-brazil towards publishing and promoting collaboration having Brazil as a focus this year?
Cheers, and praise for your energy and vitality! (copying Vinicius and Janice)Sérgio StorchBlog: www.sergiostorch.com2014-05-01 22:10 GMT-03:00 Michel Bauwens <michel@p2pfoundation.net>:dear friends,an advanced draft of the transition framework, open for comments and participation, is available in pdf format as well (thanks to kevin flanagan)You can ask me for a copy (or kevin in cc),The online version for commenting is here: https://floksociety.co-ment.com/text/xMHsm6YpVgI/view/Michel Bauwens
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