[dance-tech] Re: kick starting a debating forum in December?
- From: "Johannes Birringer" <Johannes.Birringer@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2007 19:45:10 -0000
dear all:
I think Josephine's commentary on the advantages and relationships of social
network vs. email list
is well taken, and it's also much appreciated, as you conclude your post by
inviting 'moderators' or facilitators
to give us a start (linking and interconnecting our lists and tech sites) ,
and perhaps community can launch a debating subject in December ---
if you feel this mode of operation is worth trying, we could collect proposals
from folks who want to facilitate/moderate (it could be a team or two or three,
could
be an individual), and get under way in the last month of this year.........
so, in other words, volunteers (Josephine?)
and, subject matter......
with anticipation,
johannes birringer
hellerau/dresden
-----Original Message-----
From: dance-tech-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Josephine Dorado
Sent: Fri 11/16/2007 2:02 AM
To: mpgough@xxxxxxxxx
Cc: dance-tech@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [dance-tech] Re: dance / shared community
Hi, Matt and list --
I'm pretty much in agreement with you, in that it takes about the
same amount of effort to post a response via email vs. social
network. It's simply a matter of preference. Personally, I've enjoyed
getting to know people through their new ning profiles -- I'm quite
interested in checking out their fotos, video, etc.
I've worked with some of you in a networked capacity for awhile
(sometimes via pixelated streams or second life or etc)...so looking
at the images/text/content in your profiles gives these identities a
sense of place. This is a richer experience, where the format via
email list is not as layered. This is not to say that the email list
is somehow a lesser contender -- I don't think there's any reason why
these things couldn't work in tandem. (We are distributed beings
after all, no?) ;-)
I've enjoyed the discussions that happen over the dancetech listserv
and I very much enjoy the activity on the iDC list, which was
mentioned in an earlier post <http://www.freelists.org/archives/dance-
tech/11-2007/msg00026.html> as well:
http://distributedcreativity.org/
https://lists.thing.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/idc
What makes the iDC list so dynamic is Trebor's role in facilitating
the conversations. Every couple of months or so, he invites someone
to start a new thread. So, we could do that. I don't think any one
person has to shoulder all of that responsibility. Perhaps a few
people could share that, or perhaps that role could rotate, dependent
on who was interested at the time. I don't think it matters so much
whether we go with 'this' or 'that'...The important thing is that
we're (re)connecting -- good to see some action -- and thanks for the
gentle kick, Johannes... ;-)
cheers,
~Josephine
- References:
- [dance-tech] dance / shared community
- From: Johannes Birringer
- [dance-tech] Re: dance / shared community
- From: Matt Gough
- [dance-tech] Re: dance / shared community
- From: Josephine Dorado
Other related posts:
- » [dance-tech] Re: kick starting a debating forum in December?
- [dance-tech] dance / shared community
- From: Johannes Birringer
- [dance-tech] Re: dance / shared community
- From: Matt Gough
- [dance-tech] Re: dance / shared community
- From: Josephine Dorado