https://sharewiki.org/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&user=24.201.195.5&feedformat=atomSharewiki.org - User contributions [en]2024-03-29T00:59:04ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.39.2https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=SHE_in_Montreal&diff=1669SHE in Montreal2009-11-28T23:25:21Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* Coop sur Geneviex */</p>
<hr />
<div>== Plenary session==<br />
<br />
Brainstorming discussion<br />
Legenda:<br />
Economically affordable: $<br />
Ecologically friendly: EF<br />
Humanly Rich: H<br />
<br />
<br />
Tools and means of cheap and sustainable nomadic travel<br />
<br />
<br />
== Eating ==<br />
<br />
Dumpster Diving: $, EF<br />
Resources to find good trash aroud<br />
www.trashwiki.org<br />
<br />
Dumpster diving in Montreal: philosophy and statistics (in French)<br />
http://parolecitoyenne.org/node/3771&dossier_nid=1281<br />
<br />
Pre-dumpster: <br />
$, EF, H (talking to sellers about giving away food as a way to connect)<br />
Use face to face approach to communicate your needs. Food for charity purposes.<br />
<br />
Food no bombs:<br />
get in touch to volunteer, some cities is weekly appointment, some is daily. get in touch with them to know more about it.<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/contacts.html<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/<br />
<br />
Harvesting in the nature: find food around<br />
<br />
Eating Locally produced food: <br />
Farmer markets: H, EF<br />
<br />
Community Supported Agriculture (Organic baskets): issue related to prepaying in advance. Accessible only through third parties (other communities)<br />
<br />
SKILL TO BE LEARNED:<br />
Efficiently eating: be able to eat less, organizing food/ration.<br />
Importance of balance diet and knowing how your body works. also important to reduce body waste. Energy spent in digestion.<br />
<br />
Carrying food: simple ingredients (flour, water, salt, sugar, dry fruits and veggies) and simple recipes<br />
-chapati<br />
-recycled cans to create a stove<br />
-growing sprouts<br />
<br />
<br />
Look for Openings (congress, art galleries etc)<br />
<br />
Whole Food: eat from samples<br />
<br />
Check local coops open dinners http://www.nasco.coop/<br />
<br />
== Accommodation ==<br />
<br />
- Hospitality Exchange Networks <br />
short term (warm shower, couchsurfing, bewelcome, hospitality club, Servas, global freeloaders, tripping.com)<br />
- Long term: wwoof, helpx.net, grow food, aupair <br />
<br />
- Camping: needs tents or hammock. Urban camping (check for roofs)<br />
<br />
-Night buses or trains: H,EF<br />
<br />
-ask people: sit in a busy area w a sign "I need a bed". Sometimes works.<br />
<br />
== Moving ==<br />
- Hitch hiking (cars, boats, trains, airplanes-make friend w pilots)<br />
- Hitch by bike<br />
- Car sharing/pooling <br />
- Car delivering (work/move by delivering cars) www.Hittheroad.ca<br />
- Bus<br />
- Walk <br />
- Bike<br />
<br />
<br />
== Coop sur Geneviex ==<br />
<br />
artist in residence<br />
financial issues: 10-11 people to pay the rent and bills<br />
more ppl can buy food and other supplies<br />
cannot affort a room for a nomad/traveler/someone who does not pay rent<br />
1 person not paying but contributing to the life of the coop: vernacular economy (autonomous economy: skills of the nomad invested into projects such as artist, carpenter, someone who looks for pre-dumpsters. the person bring resources or services).<br />
<br />
one or more nomads at the time<br />
<br />
knowing what's happening<br />
<br />
spontenous contribution vs intentional community<br />
<br />
difficulties of attatchements<br />
<br />
creating rituals for the coop:<br />
serving the other<br />
host book<br />
online community<br />
the rule of the hug<br />
ask "how do u feel today?"<br />
introducing yourself at dinner<br />
<br />
<br />
creating family<br />
<br />
artist in residence<br />
<br />
necessity of requirements and criteria for the guests<br />
- why do you want to come to visit Coop<br />
-how do you travel (sustainability?)<br />
what do you want to teach<br />
what do you want to learn<br />
what do you want to share<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=SHE_in_Montreal&diff=1668SHE in Montreal2009-11-28T22:57:04Z<p>24.201.195.5: </p>
<hr />
<div>== Plenary session==<br />
<br />
Brainstorming discussion<br />
Legenda:<br />
Economically affordable: $<br />
Ecologically friendly: EF<br />
Humanly Rich: H<br />
<br />
<br />
Tools and means of cheap and sustainable nomadic travel<br />
<br />
<br />
== Eating ==<br />
<br />
Dumpster Diving: $, EF<br />
Resources to find good trash aroud<br />
www.trashwiki.org<br />
<br />
Dumpster diving in Montreal: philosophy and statistics (in French)<br />
http://parolecitoyenne.org/node/3771&dossier_nid=1281<br />
<br />
Pre-dumpster: <br />
$, EF, H (talking to sellers about giving away food as a way to connect)<br />
Use face to face approach to communicate your needs. Food for charity purposes.<br />
<br />
Food no bombs:<br />
get in touch to volunteer, some cities is weekly appointment, some is daily. get in touch with them to know more about it.<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/contacts.html<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/<br />
<br />
Harvesting in the nature: find food around<br />
<br />
Eating Locally produced food: <br />
Farmer markets: H, EF<br />
<br />
Community Supported Agriculture (Organic baskets): issue related to prepaying in advance. Accessible only through third parties (other communities)<br />
<br />
SKILL TO BE LEARNED:<br />
Efficiently eating: be able to eat less, organizing food/ration.<br />
Importance of balance diet and knowing how your body works. also important to reduce body waste. Energy spent in digestion.<br />
<br />
Carrying food: simple ingredients (flour, water, salt, sugar, dry fruits and veggies) and simple recipes<br />
-chapati<br />
-recycled cans to create a stove<br />
-growing sprouts<br />
<br />
<br />
Look for Openings (congress, art galleries etc)<br />
<br />
Whole Food: eat from samples<br />
<br />
Check local coops open dinners http://www.nasco.coop/<br />
<br />
== Accommodation ==<br />
<br />
- Hospitality Exchange Networks <br />
short term (warm shower, couchsurfing, bewelcome, hospitality club, Servas, global freeloaders, tripping.com)<br />
- Long term: wwoof, helpx.net, grow food, aupair <br />
<br />
- Camping: needs tents or hammock. Urban camping (check for roofs)<br />
<br />
-Night buses or trains: H,EF<br />
<br />
-ask people: sit in a busy area w a sign "I need a bed". Sometimes works.<br />
<br />
== Moving ==<br />
- Hitch hiking (cars, boats, trains, airplanes-make friend w pilots)<br />
- Hitch by bike<br />
- Car sharing/pooling <br />
- Car delivering (work/move by delivering cars) www.Hittheroad.ca<br />
- Bus<br />
- Walk <br />
- Bike<br />
<br />
<br />
== Coop sur Geneviex ==<br />
<br />
artist in residence<br />
financial issues: 10-11 people to pay the rent and bills<br />
more ppl can buy food and other supplies<br />
cannot affort a room for a nomad/traveler/someone who does not pay rent<br />
1 person not paying but contributing to the life of the coop: vernacular economy (autonomous economy: skills of the nomad invested into projects such as artist, carpenter, someone who looks for pre-dumpsters. the person bring resources or services).<br />
<br />
one or more nomads at the time<br />
<br />
knowing what's happening<br />
<br />
spontenous contribution vs intentional community<br />
<br />
difficulties of attatchements<br />
<br />
creating ritual for the coop<br />
<br />
creating family<br />
<br />
artist in residence<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=SHE_in_Montreal&diff=1667SHE in Montreal2009-11-28T20:58:23Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* Moving */</p>
<hr />
<div>== Plenary session==<br />
<br />
Brainstorming discussion<br />
Legenda:<br />
Economically affordable: $<br />
Ecologically friendly: EF<br />
Humanly Rich: H<br />
<br />
<br />
Tools and means of cheap and sustainable nomadic travel<br />
<br />
<br />
== Eating ==<br />
<br />
Dumpster Diving: $, EF<br />
Resources to find good trash aroud<br />
www.trashwiki.org<br />
<br />
Dumpster diving in Montreal: philosophy and statistics (in French)<br />
http://parolecitoyenne.org/node/3771&dossier_nid=1281<br />
<br />
Pre-dumpster: <br />
$, EF, H (talking to sellers about giving away food as a way to connect)<br />
Use face to face approach to communicate your needs. Food for charity purposes.<br />
<br />
Food no bombs:<br />
get in touch to volunteer, some cities is weekly appointment, some is daily. get in touch with them to know more about it.<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/contacts.html<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/<br />
<br />
Harvesting in the nature: find food around<br />
<br />
Eating Locally produced food: <br />
Farmer markets: H, EF<br />
<br />
Community Supported Agriculture (Organic baskets): issue related to prepaying in advance. Accessible only through third parties (other communities)<br />
<br />
SKILL TO BE LEARNED:<br />
Efficiently eating: be able to eat less, organizing food/ration.<br />
Importance of balance diet and knowing how your body works. also important to reduce body waste. Energy spent in digestion.<br />
<br />
Carrying food: simple ingredients (flour, water, salt, sugar, dry fruits and veggies) and simple recipes<br />
-chapati<br />
-recycled cans to create a stove<br />
-growing sprouts<br />
<br />
<br />
Look for Openings (congress, art galleries etc)<br />
<br />
Whole Food: eat from samples<br />
<br />
Check local coops open dinners http://www.nasco.coop/<br />
<br />
== Accommodation ==<br />
<br />
- Hospitality Exchange Networks <br />
short term (warm shower, couchsurfing, bewelcome, hospitality club, Servas, global freeloaders, tripping.com)<br />
- Long term: wwoof, helpx.net, grow food, aupair <br />
<br />
- Camping: needs tents or hammock. Urban camping (check for roofs)<br />
<br />
-Night buses or trains: H,EF<br />
<br />
-ask people: sit in a busy area w a sign "I need a bed". Sometimes works.<br />
<br />
== Moving ==<br />
- Hitch hiking (cars, boats, trains, airplanes-make friend w pilots)<br />
- Hitch by bike<br />
- Car sharing/pooling <br />
- Car delivering (work/move by delivering cars) www.Hittheroad.ca<br />
- Bus<br />
- Walk <br />
- Bike<br />
<br />
== Skill sharing ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=SHE_in_Montreal&diff=1666SHE in Montreal2009-11-28T20:57:28Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* Moving */</p>
<hr />
<div>== Plenary session==<br />
<br />
Brainstorming discussion<br />
Legenda:<br />
Economically affordable: $<br />
Ecologically friendly: EF<br />
Humanly Rich: H<br />
<br />
<br />
Tools and means of cheap and sustainable nomadic travel<br />
<br />
<br />
== Eating ==<br />
<br />
Dumpster Diving: $, EF<br />
Resources to find good trash aroud<br />
www.trashwiki.org<br />
<br />
Dumpster diving in Montreal: philosophy and statistics (in French)<br />
http://parolecitoyenne.org/node/3771&dossier_nid=1281<br />
<br />
Pre-dumpster: <br />
$, EF, H (talking to sellers about giving away food as a way to connect)<br />
Use face to face approach to communicate your needs. Food for charity purposes.<br />
<br />
Food no bombs:<br />
get in touch to volunteer, some cities is weekly appointment, some is daily. get in touch with them to know more about it.<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/contacts.html<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/<br />
<br />
Harvesting in the nature: find food around<br />
<br />
Eating Locally produced food: <br />
Farmer markets: H, EF<br />
<br />
Community Supported Agriculture (Organic baskets): issue related to prepaying in advance. Accessible only through third parties (other communities)<br />
<br />
SKILL TO BE LEARNED:<br />
Efficiently eating: be able to eat less, organizing food/ration.<br />
Importance of balance diet and knowing how your body works. also important to reduce body waste. Energy spent in digestion.<br />
<br />
Carrying food: simple ingredients (flour, water, salt, sugar, dry fruits and veggies) and simple recipes<br />
-chapati<br />
-recycled cans to create a stove<br />
-growing sprouts<br />
<br />
<br />
Look for Openings (congress, art galleries etc)<br />
<br />
Whole Food: eat from samples<br />
<br />
Check local coops open dinners http://www.nasco.coop/<br />
<br />
== Accommodation ==<br />
<br />
- Hospitality Exchange Networks <br />
short term (warm shower, couchsurfing, bewelcome, hospitality club, Servas, global freeloaders, tripping.com)<br />
- Long term: wwoof, helpx.net, grow food, aupair <br />
<br />
- Camping: needs tents or hammock. Urban camping (check for roofs)<br />
<br />
-Night buses or trains: H,EF<br />
<br />
-ask people: sit in a busy area w a sign "I need a bed". Sometimes works.<br />
<br />
== Moving ==<br />
- Hitch hiking (cars, boats, trains, airplanes-make friend w pilots)<br />
- Car sharing/pooling <br />
- Car delivering (work/move by delivering cars) www.Hittheroad.ca<br />
- Bus<br />
<br />
== Skill sharing ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=SHE_in_Montreal&diff=1665SHE in Montreal2009-11-28T20:55:23Z<p>24.201.195.5: </p>
<hr />
<div>== Plenary session==<br />
<br />
Brainstorming discussion<br />
Legenda:<br />
Economically affordable: $<br />
Ecologically friendly: EF<br />
Humanly Rich: H<br />
<br />
<br />
Tools and means of cheap and sustainable nomadic travel<br />
<br />
<br />
== Eating ==<br />
<br />
Dumpster Diving: $, EF<br />
Resources to find good trash aroud<br />
www.trashwiki.org<br />
<br />
Dumpster diving in Montreal: philosophy and statistics (in French)<br />
http://parolecitoyenne.org/node/3771&dossier_nid=1281<br />
<br />
Pre-dumpster: <br />
$, EF, H (talking to sellers about giving away food as a way to connect)<br />
Use face to face approach to communicate your needs. Food for charity purposes.<br />
<br />
Food no bombs:<br />
get in touch to volunteer, some cities is weekly appointment, some is daily. get in touch with them to know more about it.<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/contacts.html<br />
http://www.foodnotbombs.net/<br />
<br />
Harvesting in the nature: find food around<br />
<br />
Eating Locally produced food: <br />
Farmer markets: H, EF<br />
<br />
Community Supported Agriculture (Organic baskets): issue related to prepaying in advance. Accessible only through third parties (other communities)<br />
<br />
SKILL TO BE LEARNED:<br />
Efficiently eating: be able to eat less, organizing food/ration.<br />
Importance of balance diet and knowing how your body works. also important to reduce body waste. Energy spent in digestion.<br />
<br />
Carrying food: simple ingredients (flour, water, salt, sugar, dry fruits and veggies) and simple recipes<br />
-chapati<br />
-recycled cans to create a stove<br />
-growing sprouts<br />
<br />
<br />
Look for Openings (congress, art galleries etc)<br />
<br />
Whole Food: eat from samples<br />
<br />
Check local coops open dinners http://www.nasco.coop/<br />
<br />
== Accommodation ==<br />
<br />
- Hospitality Exchange Networks <br />
short term (warm shower, couchsurfing, bewelcome, hospitality club, Servas, global freeloaders, tripping.com)<br />
- Long term: wwoof, helpx.net, grow food, aupair <br />
<br />
- Camping: needs tents or hammock. Urban camping (check for roofs)<br />
<br />
-Night buses or trains: H,EF<br />
<br />
-ask people: sit in a busy area w a sign "I need a bed". Sometimes works.<br />
<br />
== Moving ==<br />
- Hitch hiking (cars, boats, trains, airplanes-make friend w pilots)<br />
- Car sharing/pooling <br />
- <br />
<br />
<br />
== Skill sharing ==<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=Models_of_Nomadic_Networks&diff=1634Models of Nomadic Networks2009-11-27T04:27:02Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* A Nomadic Networks could be */</p>
<hr />
<div>{{she}}<br />
<br />
A simple brainstorm on different nomadic networking models.<br />
<br />
==A Nomadic Networks could be==<br />
* A network of nomads that stay with eachother<br />
* A network of houses shared by nomads<br />
* A network of money earning activities<br />
<br />
==Shared Housing==<br />
* Open: An open network based on hospitality exchange. <br />
* Mixed: Houses that are open for nomads and are within a network<br />
* Closed: Fully shared in terms of costs and access. Members have full access to these houses. Have to pay contribution to network or a single base<br />
<br />
==Shared Costs/ Income==<br />
* Volunteer contributions to one house<br />
* Volunteer contributions to the network/ foundation<br />
* Contributions go to the network on basis of earnings <br />
* Predefined contribution to one house as form of supporting the base/covering basic costs<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]<br />
<br />
== Work Contribution ==<br />
* Skill share as form of participation withing open structure (random skill share/p2p bases)<br />
* Skill share as participation within predefined projects<br />
* voluntary work/labor (in terms of hours spent and skills required)<br />
* Predefined amount of hours and skills needed to participate to the house as form of contribution</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=Nomadbase_communication_strategy&diff=1594Nomadbase communication strategy2009-11-25T23:19:24Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* Communication profile */</p>
<hr />
<div>{{she}}<br />
<br />
The communication strategy aims at bringing the knowledge of the existence of the nomadbase initiative to:<br />
*Already existing nomadbases that wish to network with other similar initiatives<br />
*People that wish to benefit from the experience of existing and networked nomad bases in order of open their own.<br />
<br />
<br />
==List of ideas==<br />
Each item of that list must be made into a paragraph further down the page, or a page of their own. If you have a great idea but no time to expand on it, list it already, someone else will do the job.<br />
<br />
*Define a "nomadbase maintainer profile"<br />
** is this really needed?<br />
*List the channels that we may use to reach them<br />
*Growing organically - not that much outreach beyond our peers (be aware of the couchsurfing syndrome)<br />
*Open a [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]] to list all the communication related items.<br />
<br />
==Communication profile==<br />
<br />
Rules of the game:รน<br />
''In case the community decides to go for the CasaRobino model as a standard for nomad bases:such as one person maintaining the house, individual decisions, costs covered by the householder, donation accepted, full time host'' (added by Valentina)<br />
<br />
Lets describe a personality that would apply to 70% of nomadbase maintainers but would not be too specific.<br />
We can use that "profile" to set the tone of our communication.<br />
<br />
So, what does a nomad base maintainer look like?<br />
<br />
*Age: 25-35<br />
*Generous<br />
*Financially self sufficient<br />
*Superior education.<br />
*High degree of social skills<br />
*Non conformist<br />
*Alternative political views<br />
*Strong personality - Don't like to be told what to do<br />
*Not necessarily traveler<br />
*Curious about new/efficient social paradigm<br />
<br />
'''Alternative profile'''<br />
*Age: 18-88<br />
*Narrow-minded<br />
*Financially unreliable<br />
*The ability to get things done even when everyone tells you to stop<br />
*Always agrees with everyone<br />
*The perfect host: "is everyone's needs met?"<br />
*Lets pastamadre die every other week<br />
<br />
When actually communicating, do it like if you were talking to the person described above.<br />
<br />
:ad-hoc meeting here at the T-house disagrees with a nomad base profile. Though the idea would be good to think who to communicate to, it might be better to keep it simple here, so be able to have a more inclusive approach.<br />
<br />
==How to reach them==<br />
===Technophiles===<br />
*Hospitality networks<br />
**Create groups<br />
**Publish on CS city groups and related interest groups (alternative ways of living...).<br />
***Write a sample mail, put it on the [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]]<br />
*Facebook<br />
**Open a page<br />
**Link it to the profiles of the people participating in the initiative.<br />
*Twitter<br />
**Open an account<br />
**Use a hashtag<br />
*Other social net tool?<br />
<br />
Put someone in charge of all that. There's nothing so pathetic than disused communication tool.<br />
:How? We're no slave of the community!<br />
<br />
===Non-techs===<br />
<br />
What's that? Well, let's take an extreme: Some hippie commune with just one MS Windows computer that is always off anyways.<br />
<br />
*Send travelers.<br />
:confuse people and call them "ambassadors"...<br />
::Huh! Why not "viceroys" --[[User:Sitarane|Sitarane]] 18:22, 25 November 2009 (UTC)<br />
*Have communication material available in key-physical-places<br />
<br />
What kind of physical places our non-tech target are likely to be found?<br />
:How about: "Organisations" chapter below<br />
<br />
==Organisations==<br />
Some organisations that are on the same wavelengh would link our website and/or put flyers on their desks and/or other, all it takes is to let them know. Also, for the non-tech, organisation with physical premisces might be the only propagation vector.<br />
<br />
*Associations will definitely link us.<br />
*Bloggers too<br />
<br />
===List of key words===<br />
Non profits, fair trade, environmental stuff, WOOF, volunteering<br />
<br />
==Communication tools==<br />
What do we actually use. Well, that goes on the [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]].<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=Nomadbase_communication_strategy&diff=1576Nomadbase communication strategy2009-11-25T02:30:42Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* Communication profile */</p>
<hr />
<div>{{she}}<br />
<br />
The communication strategy aims at bringing the knowledge of the existence of the nomadbase initiative to:<br />
*Already existing nomadbases that wish to network with other similar initiatives<br />
*People that wish to benefit from the experience of existing and networked nomad bases in order of open their own.<br />
<br />
<br />
==List of ideas==<br />
Each item of that list must be made into a paragraph further down the page, or a page of their own. If you have a great idea but no time to expand on it, list it already, someone else will do the job.<br />
<br />
*Define a "nomadbase maintainer profile"<br />
*List the channels that we may use to reach them<br />
*Don't communicate too much (couchsurfing syndrome) ?????<br />
*Open a [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]] to list all the communication related items.<br />
<br />
==Communication profile==<br />
<br />
Rules of the game:<br />
Lets describe a personality that would apply to 70% of nomadbase maintainers but would not be too specific.<br />
We can use that "profile" to set the tone of our communication.<br />
<br />
So, what does a nomad base maintainer look like?<br />
<br />
*Age: 25-35<br />
*Generous<br />
*Financially self sufficient<br />
*Superior education.<br />
*High degree of social skills<br />
*Non conformist<br />
*Alternative political views<br />
*Strong personality - Don't like to be told what to do<br />
*Not necessarily traveler<br />
*Curious about new/efficient social paradigm<br />
<br />
When actually communicating, do it like if you were talking to the person described above.<br />
<br />
==How to reach them==<br />
===Technophiles===<br />
*Hospitality networks<br />
**Create groups<br />
**Publish on CS city groups and related interest groups (alternative ways of living...).<br />
***Write a sample mail, put it on the [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]]<br />
*Facebook<br />
**Open a page<br />
**Link it to the profiles of the people participating in the initiative.<br />
*Twitter<br />
**Open an account<br />
**Use a hashtag<br />
*Other social net tool?<br />
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Put someone in charge of all that. There's nothing so pathetic than disused communication tool.<br />
:How? We're no slave of the community!<br />
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===Non-techs===<br />
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What's that? Well, let's take an extreme: Some hippie commune with just one MS Windows computer that is always off anyways.<br />
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*Send travelers.<br />
*Have communication material available in key-physical-places<br />
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What kind of physical places our non-tech target are likely to be found?<br />
:How about: "Organisations" chapter below<br />
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==Organisations==<br />
Some organisations that are on the same wavelengh would link our website and/or put flyers on their desks and/or other, all it takes is to let them know. Also, for the non-tech, organisation with physical premisces might be the only propagation vector.<br />
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*Associations will definitely link us.<br />
*Bloggers too<br />
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===List of key words===<br />
Non profits, fair trade, environmental stuff, WOOF, volunteering<br />
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==Communication tools==<br />
What do we actually use. Well, that goes on the [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]].<br />
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A '''Nomadic Ecosystem''' is a network of people and structures that help sustain a [http://p2pfoundation.net/Festivalism Festivalist] (neo-)nomadic lifestyle. <br />
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You can think here in terms of:<br />
* Housing: [[Models of Nomadic Co-Living]]<br />
* Work-spaces: [[Shared work-spaces]]<br />
* Gathering food/ Growing [[food]]/supported community agriculture<br />
* Obtaining resources<br />
* Modes of traveling<br />
* Trades and Crafts (that go well with a nomadic lifestyle)<br />
* Exchange and Cooperation<br />
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[[Category:Nomadbase]]</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=Nomadbase_communication_strategy&diff=1574Nomadbase communication strategy2009-11-25T01:54:50Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* Communication profile */</p>
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The communication strategy aims at bringing the knowledge of the existence of the nomadbase initiative to:<br />
*Already existing nomadbases that wish to network with other similar initiatives<br />
*People that wish to benefit from the experience of existing and networked nomad bases in order of open their own.<br />
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==List of ideas==<br />
Each item of that list must be made into a paragraph further down the page, or a page of their own. If you have a great idea but no time to expand on it, list it already, someone else will do the job.<br />
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*Define a "nomadbase maintainer profile"<br />
*List the channels that we may use to reach them<br />
*Don't communicate too much (couchsurfing syndrome) ?????<br />
*Open a [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]] to list all the communication related items.<br />
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==Communication profile==<br />
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Comment from Valentina: this is valid in case we already decided to go for the CasaRobino model. single household. Does not cover all the rest of option we are considering. Not sure is the right way to go.It is quite restrictive. Do we really believe in targets? Is it applicable in different locations/geographical areas?<br />
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Rules of the game:<br />
Lets describe a personality that would apply to 70% of nomadbase maintainers but would not be too specific.<br />
We can use that "profile" to set the tone of our communication.<br />
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So, what does a nomad base maintainer look like?<br />
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*Age: 25-35<br />
*Generous<br />
*Financially self sufficient<br />
*Superior education.<br />
*High degree of social skills<br />
*Non conformist<br />
*Alternative political views<br />
*Strong personality - Don't like to be told what to do<br />
*Not necessarily traveler<br />
*Curious about new/efficient social paradigm<br />
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When actually communicating, do it like if you were talking to the person described above.<br />
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==How to reach them==<br />
===Technophiles===<br />
*Hospitality networks<br />
**Create groups<br />
**Publish on CS city groups and related interest groups (alternative ways of living...).<br />
***Write a sample mail, put it on the [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]]<br />
*Facebook<br />
**Open a page<br />
**Link it to the profiles of the people participating in the initiative.<br />
*Twitter<br />
**Open an account<br />
**Use a hashtag<br />
*Other social net tool?<br />
<br />
Put someone in charge of all that. There's nothing so pathetic than disused communication tool.<br />
:How? We're no slave of the community!<br />
<br />
===Non-techs===<br />
<br />
What's that? Well, let's take an extreme: Some hippie commune with just one MS Windows computer that is always off anyways.<br />
<br />
*Send travelers.<br />
*Have communication material available in key-physical-places<br />
<br />
What kind of physical places our non-tech target are likely to be found?<br />
:How about: "Organisations" chapter below<br />
<br />
==Organisations==<br />
Some organisations that are on the same wavelengh would link our website and/or put flyers on their desks and/or other, all it takes is to let them know. Also, for the non-tech, organisation with physical premisces might be the only propagation vector.<br />
<br />
*Associations will definitely link us.<br />
*Bloggers too<br />
<br />
===List of key words===<br />
Non profits, fair trade, environmental stuff, WOOF, volunteering<br />
<br />
==Communication tools==<br />
What do we actually use. Well, that goes on the [[Nomadbase communication|communication page]].<br />
<br />
[[Category:Nomadbase]]</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=Models_of_Nomadic_Networks&diff=1573Models of Nomadic Networks2009-11-25T01:40:09Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* Shared Costs/ Income */</p>
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A simple brainstorm on different nomadic networking models.<br />
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==A Nomadic Networks could be==<br />
* A network of nomads that stay with eachother<br />
* A network of houses shared by nomads<br />
* A network of money earning activities<br />
*A network of different kind of bases hosting nomads<br />
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==Shared Housing==<br />
* Open: An open network based on hospitality exchange. <br />
* Mixed: Houses that are open for nomads and are within a network<br />
* Closed: Fully shared in terms of costs and access. Members have full access to these houses. Have to pay contribution to network or a single base<br />
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==Shared Costs/ Income==<br />
* Volunteer contributions to one house<br />
* Volunteer contributions to the network/ foundation<br />
* Contributions go to the network on basis of earnings <br />
* Predefined contribution to one house as form of supporting the base/covering basic costs<br />
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== Work Contribution ==<br />
* Skill share as form of participation withing open structure (random skill share/p2p bases)<br />
* Skill share as participation within predefined projects<br />
* voluntary work/labor (in terms of hours spent and skills required)<br />
* Predefined amount of hours and skills needed to participate to the house as form of contribution</div>24.201.195.5https://sharewiki.org/w/index.php?title=Models_of_Nomadic_Networks&diff=1572Models of Nomadic Networks2009-11-25T00:56:46Z<p>24.201.195.5: /* A Nomadic Networks could be */</p>
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A simple brainstorm on different nomadic networking models.<br />
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==A Nomadic Networks could be==<br />
* A network of nomads that stay with eachother<br />
* A network of houses shared by nomads<br />
* A network of money earning activities<br />
*A network of different kind of bases hosting nomads<br />
<br />
==Shared Housing==<br />
* Open: An open network based on hospitality exchange. <br />
* Mixed: Houses that are open for nomads and are within a network<br />
* Closed: Fully shared in terms of costs and access. Members have full access to these houses. Have to pay contribution to network or a single base<br />
<br />
==Shared Costs/ Income==<br />
* Volunteer contributions to one house<br />
* Volunteer contributions to the network/ foundation<br />
* Contributions go to the network on basis of earnings<br />
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