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From:
Stacco Troncoso <staccotroncoso@p2pfoundation.net>Date: Fri, Mar 18, 2016 at 7:02 PM
Subject: [tapas] Let's increase the readership of the P2P Foundation blog!
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tapas@lists.p2pfoundation.netDear Tapas friends.
As you know we've been working really hard on renewing the P2PF blog so it can really become *the* daily "nespaper" of the P2P/Commons movement. The Post Growth Alliance, a content sharing coalition for affinity-based collectives has recently prepared the Social Media materials shown below. If you'd like to share what we're doing with your peers and contacts, please follow the guidelines below to share on Facebook, Twitter (or Diaspora, Minds and Social GNU :) ).
We're also looking for more original contributions and reporting on P2P and the Commons. If you're interested in contributing, please contact me and/or Michel and we'll set you up with a user and the posting guidelines.
Thanks and keep commoning!
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Dear Stacco,
Here is the latest content from the Post Growth Alliance that we'd love you to help distribute!
Please share our latest post on Twitter and Facebook by clicking on the buttons below.
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Alternatively,
you're welcome to use any or all of the copy at the end of this email
and the image above to craft your own post.
Feel free to customize the messages to suit your audiences, and remember
to retype in the names of groups that have been highlighted using the
'@' symbol. The image at the top of this message has been custom
designed to be uploaded as a nice big link image on Facebook.
This content is based on a submission from P2P Foundation.
Twitter Copy:
The best solutions to a problem come from those who face it: MailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from "postgrowth.us2.list-manage.com" claiming to be http://bit.ly/1WulosU #p2p #commons @P2P_Foundation
Facebook Copy:
The best solutions to a problem come from those who face it.
And the best solutions can be best scaled when people freely share their
knowledge and capabilities with their peers – customizing and improving
as they go. This is what happens with open-source software development,
and advocates think the principle can revolutionise society. Or perhaps
more accurately, enable an evolution of society. The so-called
‘#peer-to-peer’ movement is closely entwined with the concept of the
#commons (two sides of the same coin, even), with enabling digital
tech, and a collaborative ethic that moves away from top-down hierarchies.
Our friends at the P2P Foundation, which supports and promotes
peer-to-peer and commons-based solutions, have just launched a revamped
version of their #blog. It’s fresh off the press, as of this week.
Their aim with the blog is to bring a more hopeful future into focus by
highlighting real peer-to-peer solutions, as well as critical analysis
of the challenges. In this way, they hope to “endow the P2P/Commons
movement with a sense of mutual recognition and emergent identity”.
Visit the blog: MailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from "postgrowth.us2.list-manage1.com" claiming to be https://blog.p2pfoundation.net/
(There are also opportunities for interested writers to contribute!).
#PostGrowthAlliance submission from P2P Foundation
CC: Charles Eisenstein Shareable Sustainable Human Economics of Happiness
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