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This list was created for thought-leaders in the peer-to-peer social change movement. Initially, the main thread will be the creation of a wizard for planning and implementing peer-to-peer social change campaigns. We may also host general discussions of where peer-to-peer social change is headed.
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Platforms' principles & procedures draft
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Hi everybody,
I've just posted a first draft of what will evolve into our Principles
and Procedures for engaging with social action platforms. It feels
very sparse -- lots of opportunities to make the language more robust,
and it's intentionally limited for now to our engagement with
platforms *only* as their data is contributing to the search interface... more »
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501c3cast interview
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Hi all, Corey Pudhorodsky published an 20 minute interview with me late last night. It turned out real well. [link] All the best, Peter
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new website copy
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Hi all, Last week, I sent out a link to the revised website copy: [link] I haven't received any feedback yet, and am feeling the pressure to replace the utterly misleading copy that's currently on Social Actions. I'm going to post the new website copy, but am still eager/open to... more »
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FW: [SocialNetworking] New Fundraising Platform Combined with Social Networking
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Dear Peter, Have you seen this? I'm not yet wildly impressed with the concept, and not yet convinced that we need yet another mission-oriented social networking site, but it could be worth it to add it to SocialActions.com. Warm regards from Deborah Deborah Elizabeth Finn Cyber-Yenta Boston, Massachusetts, USAdeborah_elizabeth_f...@post .harvard.edu... more »
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Build-out proposal from the Brattleboro Tech Collective
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Hi all, Attached is the proposal I want to share with you that we have received from the Brattleboro Tech Collective ([link]). Allen Gunn referred them to us with extremely high praise for their Ruby on Rails ability and professionalism. I plan to call their second reference on Monday for additional info.... more »
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View this page "Social Actions Website Copy"
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Hi all, I've spent quite a while working on this revised website
copy. Please have a look and let me know what needs to change. Or
just write in the changes yourself. I've already mentioned to a few
people that I'd like their help in reviewing this copy before it goes
lives. I'll follow up with individual emails to those people (Phil... more »
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scrap the membership fees?
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Hi all, I've been mulling over the membership fees issue this week. First, talking with Christine. Second, brainstorming with Joe Solomon about the web applications and potential earned income programs. Third, a few promising conversations with other people who know the space very well. I'm beginning to think that the membership fees for social action... more »
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Social Actions Labs
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Hi all, Joe's been working hard to get the word out about the wikispace he set for brainstorming web applications for the Social Actions labs. Please have a look at this page, and add your thoughts: [link] So far, contributors include: Joe Solomon myself Tom Watson Eric Cooper (KnowMore firefox extension developer, who will be helping... more »
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Social Actions Website Flowchart
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Hi all, I am finally starting on the daunting task of refreshing the content / design of the main Social Actions website. I have attached a flowchart of how the website content could be restructured as early as July 11. Please let me know what you think. All the best, Peter Peter Deitz Social Actions... more »
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View this page "Social Actions Request for Proposals, Rev 1"
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Hi all,
I have created a revised Request for Proposals, taking into
consideration Tom Munecke's advice of distinguishing between "right
from the beginning" and "good enough for now" deliverables.
My plan is to share this page with the firms currently interested in
the putting together a proposal.... more »
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