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Dear friends The list of 106 possible 'aspects of IC caringness' appears daunting, but I am familiar with iterative techniques that reduce the complexity, and highlight priorities within such a list. No doubt others have similar experience ... To commence a process, I am content with the following seven aspects. 3 Group to discuss criteria for getting in a "consensus decision perimeter " eg IC ( 2004) 8 maintain a space for exchange on practices between convergence assemblies organizers. e.g. The Asian Discussion Forum addresses this need 9 sustain & design websites to give views and infos such as openfsm.net ( from 2008). Facebook pages and Wordpress blogs are also being used, but pose collective memory challenges 20 sustain working group for systematization of solidarity economy around an sf event. In preparation for the era when wsf can expand beyond post- globalisation, anti- corporate campaigns 34 ad hoc groups to tackle legitimately tricky issues (presence of head of state, compatibility of some organizations ideology with wsf charter) 40 group to organize shared communication by alternative media 50 stimulate and organize debates on key contentious issues mapped in order to accelerate debate There are four aspects among the 106 that do not sit comfortably with my view of a caring body; mostly due to my ignorance that can be resolved in discussion with likeminded others. 6 comcom seminar in florence 2007. No reference provided, and I don't understand Florence's significance 12 develop trans-event communication between organizers and participants to stay connected. I feel this is an Event Organiser task; if necessary, a responsibility can be placed on event organisers to follow-up with IC, say 3 months after collating final report 16 group on balancing in a wsf event; organizing overall openspace services and thematic space initiatives. I feel this is an Event Organiser task; if necessary, a responsibility can be placed on event organisers to liaise with IC at key preparation milestones 84 group to assess the option of collective participation vs indiviudal participation. This discussion is occuring elsewhere within civil society too, and may arrive at similar/different assessments. I support collective participation, but would like to hear the individual participation argument. I wish to convey sustenance to the G2 workgroup for your capacity to keep nourishing this project. In solidarity chris
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Dear Chris, Wondering what you are referring to with this 'caringness'...??? Francine -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: chris williams [mailto:will0447@...] Verzonden: 02 December 2013 01:24 Aan: cifutur-consultations@... Onderwerp: [Tunis Group 2 - CI futur Consult & +] Aspects of caringness Dear friends The list of 106 possible 'aspects of IC caringness' appears daunting, but I am familiar with iterative techniques that reduce the complexity, and highlight priorities within such a list. No doubt others have similar experience ... To commence a process, I am content with the following seven aspects. 3 Group to discuss criteria for getting in a "consensus decision perimeter " eg IC ( 2004) 8 maintain a space for exchange on practices between convergence assemblies organizers. e.g. The Asian Discussion Forum addresses this need 9 sustain & design websites to give views and infos such as openfsm.net ( from 2008). Facebook pages and Wordpress blogs are also being used, but pose collective memory challenges 20 sustain working group for systematization of solidarity economy around an sf event. In preparation for the era when wsf can expand beyond post- globalisation, anti- corporate campaigns 34 ad hoc groups to tackle legitimately tricky issues (presence of head of state, compatibility of some organizations ideology with wsf charter) 40 group to organize shared communication by alternative media 50 stimulate and organize debates on key contentious issues mapped in order to accelerate debate There are four aspects among the 106 that do not sit comfortably with my view of a caring body; mostly due to my ignorance that can be resolved in discussion with likeminded others. 6 comcom seminar in florence 2007. No reference provided, and I don't understand Florence's significance 12 develop trans-event communication between organizers and participants to stay connected. I feel this is an Event Organiser task; if necessary, a responsibility can be placed on event organisers to follow-up with IC, say 3 months after collating final report 16 group on balancing in a wsf event; organizing overall openspace services and thematic space initiatives. I feel this is an Event Organiser task; if necessary, a responsibility can be placed on event organisers to liaise with IC at key preparation milestones 84 group to assess the option of collective participation vs indiviudal participation. This discussion is occuring elsewhere within civil society too, and may arrive at similar/different assessments. I support collective participation, but would like to hear the individual participation argument. I wish to convey sustenance to the G2 workgroup for your capacity to keep nourishing this project. In solidarity chris -- Archive: http://openfsm.net/projects/cifutur/lists/cifutur-consultations/archive/2013/12/1385943839721 To unsubscribe send an email with subject "unsubscribe" to cifutur-consultations@.... Please contact cifutur-consultations-manager@... for questions.
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Dear Pierre and fellow G2 workers I appreciate Pierre's full-and-frank response to my 'aspects of caringness' with the List106 wiki. It is an opportunity for fellow G2 workers to also edit the wiki, both on the numbered items already commented, and the remaining List106 items which are also worthy of consideration/ comment. I have used Club of Rome methodologies to reduce complexities, and to manage multiple streams of simultaneous dialogue on multiple tasks; it can be done, here http://www.clubofrome.org/. In the meantime, I will set about full consideration of Pierre's thoughtful responses, to take the discussion forward on the topics that we have already found traction. Please join us. chris -------------------------------------------------------------------- On Dec 02, 2013 03:59 PM, Francine Mestrum wrote: > Dear Chris, > Wondering what you are referring to with this 'caringness'...??? > Francine > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: chris williams [mailto:will0447@...] > Verzonden: 02 December 2013 01:24 > Aan: cifutur-consultations@... > Onderwerp: [Tunis Group 2 - CI futur Consult & +] Aspects of caringness > > Dear friends > > The list of 106 possible 'aspects of IC caringness' appears daunting, but I > am familiar with iterative techniques that reduce the complexity, and > highlight priorities within such a list. No doubt others have similar > experience ... > To commence a process, I am content with the following seven aspects. > 3 Group to discuss criteria for getting in a "consensus decision perimeter > " eg IC ( 2004) > 8 maintain a space for exchange on practices between convergence assemblies > organizers. e.g. The Asian Discussion Forum addresses this need > 9 sustain & design websites to give views and infos such as openfsm.net ( > from 2008). Facebook pages and Wordpress blogs are also being used, but > pose collective memory challenges > 20 sustain working group for systematization of solidarity economy around > an sf event. In preparation for the era when wsf can expand beyond post- > globalisation, anti- corporate campaigns > 34 ad hoc groups to tackle legitimately tricky issues (presence of head of > state, compatibility of some organizations ideology with wsf charter) > 40 group to organize shared communication by alternative media > > 50 stimulate and organize debates on key contentious issues mapped in order > to accelerate debate > There are four aspects among the 106 that do not sit comfortably with my > view of a caring body; mostly due to my ignorance that can be resolved in > discussion with likeminded others. > 6 comcom seminar in florence 2007. No reference provided, and I don't > understand Florence's significance > 12 develop trans-event communication between organizers and participants to > stay connected. I feel this is an Event Organiser task; if necessary, a > responsibility can be placed on event organisers to follow-up with IC, say 3 > months after collating final report > 16 group on balancing in a wsf event; organizing overall openspace services > and thematic space initiatives. I feel this is an Event Organiser task; if > necessary, a responsibility can be placed on event organisers to liaise with > IC at key preparation milestones > 84 group to assess the option of collective participation vs indiviudal > participation. This discussion is occuring elsewhere within civil society > too, and may arrive at similar/different assessments. I support collective > participation, but would like to hear the individual participation > argument. I wish to convey sustenance to the G2 workgroup for your > capacity to keep nourishing this project. In solidarity > chris >
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Dear Francine There's a wiki for G2 titled 'cifuturG2 possible working groups to care about wsf process'. The numbers I have cited are those in column C of the table at the bottom of the wiki. I saw the table's compiler to be grappling with 'caring about wsf'; when to institutionalise a rules-basis, and when to develop/highlight the intrinsic caring nature of those I have met via OpenFSM over the years. If experiencing trouble locating the wiki/table, let me know. Chris ------------------------------------------------------------------ On Dec 02, 2013 03:59 PM, Francine Mestrum wrote: > Dear Chris, > Wondering what you are referring to with this 'caringness'...??? > Francine > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: chris williams [mailto:will0447@...] > Verzonden: 02 December 2013 01:24 > Aan: cifutur-consultations@... > Onderwerp: [Tunis Group 2 - CI futur Consult & +] Aspects of caringness > > Dear friends > > The list of 106 possible 'aspects of IC caringness' appears daunting, but I > am familiar with iterative techniques that reduce the complexity, and > highlight priorities within such a list. No doubt others have similar > experience ... > To commence a process, I am content with the following seven aspects. > 3 Group to discuss criteria for getting in a "consensus decision perimeter > " eg IC ( 2004) > 8 maintain a space for exchange on practices between convergence assemblies > organizers. e.g. The Asian Discussion Forum addresses this need > 9 sustain & design websites to give views and infos such as openfsm.net ( > from 2008). Facebook pages and Wordpress blogs are also being used, but > pose collective memory challenges > 20 sustain working group for systematization of solidarity economy around > an sf event. In preparation for the era when wsf can expand beyond post- > globalisation, anti- corporate campaigns > 34 ad hoc groups to tackle legitimately tricky issues (presence of head of > state, compatibility of some organizations ideology with wsf charter) > 40 group to organize shared communication by alternative media > > 50 stimulate and organize debates on key contentious issues mapped in order > to accelerate debate > There are four aspects among the 106 that do not sit comfortably with my > view of a caring body; mostly due to my ignorance that can be resolved in > discussion with likeminded others. > 6 comcom seminar in florence 2007. No reference provided, and I don't > understand Florence's significance > 12 develop trans-event communication between organizers and participants to > stay connected. I feel this is an Event Organiser task; if necessary, a > responsibility can be placed on event organisers to follow-up with IC, say 3 > months after collating final report > 16 group on balancing in a wsf event; organizing overall openspace services > and thematic space initiatives. I feel this is an Event Organiser task; if > necessary, a responsibility can be placed on event organisers to liaise with > IC at key preparation milestones > 84 group to assess the option of collective participation vs indiviudal > participation. This discussion is occuring elsewhere within civil society > too, and may arrive at similar/different assessments. I support collective > participation, but would like to hear the individual participation > argument. I wish to convey sustenance to the G2 workgroup for your > capacity to keep nourishing this project. In solidarity > chris >
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