How did it go George? Michel On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 7:03 PM, George Por < [email protected]> wrote:

hi All,

Many of you know that the Dachis Group, the world’s leading Social Business Design consultancy, will host a Social Business Summit in London, this Thursday. I’ll be there and am looking forward to meet some old and new friends. There’s a brilliant line up of speakers but what attracts me more is the possibility to discover the collective brilliance of the participants’ shared mind. That possibility inspired me to following simple game design.

The *challenge *is to demonstrate the answer to this question:

*What can be done today, tomorrow, and Thursday (only 3 days!), which would make SBS2011 more co-intelligent and create value and fun for all players, regardless whether they are at the event or following it in social media? *

The *game rules* are few:

1. Have as few rules as possible. 2. Make each move as easy to find as you can, by the largest number of those, who may build on, amplify, or get engaged with it in any way, using any media.

The *scoring mechanism* would be decided by a self-selected panel of players.

The initial *game objects* are y/our contributions to the transmedia conversation stream that starts with Game Object #001, this tweet: http://www.tweetdeck.com/twitter/technoshaman/~dw5Hz < http://www.tweetdeck.com/twitter/technoshaman/~dw5Hz> .

The rests is left to your imagining what is possible and your passion for meeting the challenge.

In the next three days, you can play this “social conference” game as much or as little as you want, on any of the following *levels*:

1. If you’re really interested to see the game’s challenge met but super-busy with other things, then you may stop after re-tweeting or commenting on Game Object #001.

2. If you have more time, you can follow the two links inserted in that object.

3. If they inspire you to more engagement, then you can jump into the convo, right there, where those links lead.

4. If you’re serious about serious social gaming, join the panel of players that will work on the design of the scoring and the improvement of the game mechanics

No matter at which level you decide to play, you *are *going *to *make a difference and hopefully will enjoy the game as much as I enjoy starting it...

C U online!

George p.s. Please note that I’m not affiliated with the Dachis Group and this game is an initiative of CommunityIntelligence. -- George Pór

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