[CCC] CCC minutes

[Samantha Slade]

Hello!

So much gratitude to you Tina for your work and care in capturing our time
together for the whole.

For my contribution connecting the Art of hosting and
harvesting<http://artofhosting.org>community/movement and the
Commoning movement - exploring how they can
mutually reinforce each other. This will be done within the group that
began today The art of hosting the
commons<http://commonsandeconomics.org/groups/group-process-technologies-to-empower-commoning/>-
A warm invitation to all to join the group and partake.

And for our notes - are we ready to start sharing them around?

Samantha


2013/5/23 tina bakolitsa <tina.bakolitsa at gmail.com>

> I've also made a few edits (e.g. wikisprint, not wiki spring :) Thanks to
> everyone who contributed. Wolfgang, the titanpad has all the text there,
> you just have to go with the down cursor to see it after about line 996.
>
> When recording, I feel it's important to capture context, intent and
> particularities of speech as much as factual data. It's not just about
> reproducing the atmosphere and mnemonics, but hopefully to project possible
> connections between different background and speakers. Also, complete
> recordings avoid selection bias. In that respect, I estimate these minutes
> to be over 90% complete.
>
> The next (and harder) step would be to process, reflect and develop ideas
> contained within (or related to) this content. George has already started
> this with P2Pwikisprint, Samantha talked of evolving the art of hosting
> into the art of commoning. There's other content to be mined. Any
> suggestions for methodology for doing this, most welcome.
>
> Tina
>
>
> On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 9:34 AM, Hoeschele, Wolfgang <whoesch at truman.edu>wrote:
>
>> Hi!
>> I've made some revisions on the titanpad. There's a problem in that, at
>> least on my computer, it suddenly stops at line 990, at an exchange between
>> George and Dennis, so the parts where Bernardo and I did our presentations
>> yesterday morning are completely missing. When I tried to export it as a
>> word file, it stopped even earlier. Can those of you who have access to the
>> original file maybe divide it into two (or more) files? I suppose the
>> software has trouble dealing with an excessive length of the file.
>>
>> And, I'm impressed by your note taking, Tina! Really detailed!
>>
>> Also, I've indicated where it was Helene F wherever I could, so that we
>> can differentiate from Helene B (since I know Helene F much better, I could
>> be positive about what she said much more often). If the two Helenes check
>> through this, I think it will be helpful!
>>
>> Ciao,
>> Wolfgang
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: commons-ccc2013-bounces at lists.ourproject.org on behalf of Franco
>> Iacomella
>> Sent: Wed 5/22/2013 5:57 PM
>> To: Commons Culture Communications 2013; tina bakolitsa
>> Subject: Re: [CCC] CCC minutes
>>
>> On Wed, 22 May 2013 12:56:16 +0200, tina bakolitsa
>> <tina.bakolitsa at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> > Ok, so I'm getting technical glitches while trying to reaccess Pirate
>> > Pad. Maybe editing can be done somewhere on >a conference wiki? Or
>> > another platform?
>>
>> Hi! I managed to import it here: http://titanpad.com/ccc2013. You can go
>> and edit it now.
>>
>> Amazing work Tina! Thanks a lot for this terrific documentation work!
>>
>>
>> Best,
>>
>>
>> --
>> Franco Iacomella
>>
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