List & categories of the ressources

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Permalink Reply by Jay on October 6, 2009 at 8:43am

Who is the audience? People who are already interested in sustainability, cooperation, and building a more equitable society? I think there are enough of these people out there already, we just need to convince them that this Open Source Currency idea is a worthwhile project to invest their time into learning and contributing.

I found a lot of these resources myself, and added them on to my understanding of other concepts I learned elsewhere, and eventually wrote my own synthesis of the ideas as I understand them, posted here. How can we create a guided tour, and a more unified front, with both basic framing to lay the contextual landscape, but also plenty of meaty content for people to sink their teeth into when they are hungry to learn more?

Permalink Reply by Robin on October 6, 2009 at 9:53am

Hi Jay, I fully agree. I 'd like to see your synthesis but your link doesn't work for me...

Permalink Reply by zoupic on October 7, 2009 at 6:38pm

good question Jay. Everybody is the audience. Maybe, we should begin simple with people already knowing about it, but it would be great to have a general curiosity.

Convincing them the Open source currency idea is worthwhile is made the best by prooving them in work. While it's launching, we need some easy videos or tutorial to get there. user oriented, easy design, fun learning.

Self harvesting: I do agree with you, I did it myself too, but putting some stones on the meadows give people some ways and path we used for example so that they don't have to lose themselves and everything is kind of easier.

Your post is pure gold and sums it up really well, may be having a full list of links at the end brings people, knowing the general idea into each part they would like to develop, by themselves.
What do you think?