hi Matt,
re your gathering remark,
a wiki based approach could be useful,
ie. you could distinguish between 'knowledge resources' 'material resources' 'individuals' and 'organisations' and 'topics'
adding those tags would create 4 different sections, and combined searches would provide detailed info, for example, 'what movements are active in the environment' ..
Michel
I'll help how I can. Certainly tapping the network of Gathering/Hub/SocialChangeCollaboratory is an obvious way to start.We are currently undertaking an "Almanac Project" to collect/sort/share the knowledge from this year's Gathering conference:Perhaps the Almanac can draw on P2PF approaches/infrastructure?In any case, it would be lovely if those of you on this list who attended could share a comment.Kind Regards,MattOn Sun, Jun 19, 2011 at 1:37 PM, Michel Bauwens <michelsub2004@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Jose,
can't remember if I discussed this with your or someone else, see http://p2pfoundation.net/Global_Action_Networks
This is a message to remind ourselves of the plan to create a local antenna for the p2p foundation in australia ...
how do we proceed from here?
Michel
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