User:OneKarma/Forum/Communications - Revision history

OneKarma at 21:23, 12 December 2011

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	~~===Forum===~~		[note: 12 dec 2011 - contents of this page moved to [[User:OneKarma/Forum]], this page now defunct]
	* [[~~User~~:~~OneKarma/Forum]]~~
	* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Basics]]
	* [[User:OneKarma/Forum~~/Functions~~]]
	* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Demo]]
	* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Communications]] - ''a discussion around the '''meaning''' and '''intent''' of Occupy Boston's 'official' communication spaces''
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OneKarma: Undo revision 7220 by OneKarma (talk)

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OneKarma at 09:31, 23 November 2011

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OneKarma at 04:17, 17 November 2011

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	* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Demo]]		* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Demo]]
	* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Communications]] - ''a discussion around the '''meaning''' and '''intent''' of Occupy Boston's 'official' communication spaces''		* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Communications]] - ''a discussion around the '''meaning''' and '''intent''' of Occupy Boston's 'official' communication spaces''
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	This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston.		This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston.

OneKarma at 04:15, 17 November 2011

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			===Forum===
			* [[User:OneKarma/Forum]]
			* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Basics]]
			* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Functions]]
			* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Demo]]
			* [[User:OneKarma/Forum/Communications]] - ''a discussion around the '''meaning''' and '''intent''' of Occupy Boston's 'official' communication spaces''

	This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston.		This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston.

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	==OccupyBoston.org==		==OccupyBoston.org==
	The meaning of the 'website' is clear: '''it is a public face - a 'news' outlet hosting only the most well-developed and/or urgent stories.'''		The meaning of the 'website' is clear: '''it is a public face - a 'news' outlet hosting only the most well-developed and/or urgent stories.'''

OneKarma: moved User:OneKarma/Communications to User:OneKarma/Forum/Communications

2011-11-17T04:11:44Z

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OneKarma at 04:11, 17 November 2011

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	This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston.		This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston.

	==~~Occupy Boston [dot]~~ org==		==OccupyBoston.org==
	The meaning of the 'website' is clear: '''it is a public face - a 'news' outlet hosting only the most well-developed and/or urgent stories.'''		The meaning of the 'website' is clear: '''it is a public face - a 'news' outlet hosting only the most well-developed and/or urgent stories.'''

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	===Wiki===		===Wiki===
			;Benefits
	:A wiki is intended to be the most complete resource for information on any great number of topics. The strength of a wiki comes from its public, transparent, autonomous, and open-source natures. There is room not only for the most pertinent information on every specific topic (on the 'Page' tab), but also for a discussion and evolution of those topics (on the 'Discussion' tab).		:A wiki is intended to be the most complete resource for information on any great number of topics. The strength of a wiki comes from its public, transparent, autonomous, and open-source natures. There is room not only for the most pertinent information on every specific topic (on the 'Page' tab), but also for a discussion and evolution of those topics (on the 'Discussion' tab).

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	===Mailing Lists===		===Mailing Lists===
			;Benefits
	:Mailing lists are the best medium for immediate and specific updates. A mailing list updates subscribers in nearly real-time, creating a kind of forum for very specific working groups. The newest reply is always at the 'top'.		:Mailing lists are the best medium for immediate and specific updates. A mailing list updates subscribers in nearly real-time, creating a kind of forum for very specific working groups. The newest reply is always at the 'top'.

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	:'''Lack of 'Archives'<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Subscribers are unable to view messages occurring before their subscription request, so they may be unable to view pertinent discussions unless those discussions are updated within their subscription period. Those updates must also include all previous text from the 'thread', which is not a requirement for replies.		:'''Lack of 'Archives'<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Subscribers are unable to view messages occurring before their subscription request, so they may be unable to view pertinent discussions unless those discussions are updated within their subscription period. Those updates must also include all previous text from the 'thread', which is not a requirement for replies.

	===Groups ~~[dot] Occupy Boston [dot]~~ org===		===Groups.OccupyBoston.org===
	:The 'groups' section of OB.org is ~~meant to be~~ a forum for ~~the various~~ working groups.		;Benefits
			:The 'groups' section of OB.org is clearly a 'forum' for all working groups.

	;Issues		;Issues
	:''''Exclusivity'<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Membership to each groups must be approved by an admin, greatly slowing the process of contribution and creating an air of authority in what is otherwise meant to be open discussion space.		:''''Exclusivity'<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Membership to each groups must be approved by an admin, greatly slowing the process of contribution and creating an air of authority in what is otherwise meant to be open discussion space.

OneKarma: /* Wiki */

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Wiki

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	;Issues		;Issues
	:'''Standard ~~Use~~<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Collaborators may be unable to easily locate and/or post the information they desire because there is not a standard navigational structure (if there is a standard structure, it lacks clear representation).		:'''Lack of 'Standard Practice'<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Collaborators may be unable to easily locate and/or post the information they desire because there is not a standard navigational structure (if there is a standard structure, it lacks clear representation).

	===Mailing Lists===		===Mailing Lists===

OneKarma at 04:08, 17 November 2011

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	==Occupy Boston [dot] org==		==Occupy Boston [dot] org==
	The meaning of the 'website' is clear: it is a public face - a 'news' outlet hosting only the most well-developed and/or urgent stories.		The meaning of the 'website' is clear: '''it is a public face - a 'news' outlet hosting only the most well-developed and/or urgent stories.'''

	==Wiki, Mailing Lists, and Groups==		==Wiki, Mailing Lists, and Groups==
	~~These three~~ spaces are in conflict because they are neither clearly defined nor consistently utilized~~. Communication between Occupiers is often chaotic and stressful because of this lack of clarity~~.		Communication between Occupiers is often chaotic and stressful because there is a lack of clarity in the meaning and intent of various communication mediums. The wiki, mailing lists, and .org group spaces are in conflict because they are neither clearly defined nor consistently utilized.

	===Wiki===		===Wiki===

OneKarma: Created page with "This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston. ==Occupy Boston [dot] org== The meaning of..."

2011-11-17T04:04:01Z

Created page with "This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston. ==Occupy Boston [dot] org== The meaning of..."

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This page is intended to host discussion regarding the '''meaning and intent''' of the various media venues employed by Occupy Boston.

==Occupy Boston [dot] org==
The meaning of the 'website' is clear: it is a public face - a 'news' outlet hosting only the most well-developed and/or urgent stories.

==Wiki, Mailing Lists, and Groups==
These three spaces are in conflict because they are neither clearly defined nor consistently utilized. Communication between Occupiers is often chaotic and stressful because of this lack of clarity.

===Wiki===
:A wiki is intended to be the most complete resource for information on any great number of topics. The strength of a wiki comes from its public, transparent, autonomous, and open-source natures. There is room not only for the most pertinent information on every specific topic (on the 'Page' tab), but also for a discussion and evolution of those topics (on the 'Discussion' tab).

:If the wiki's dynamic nature can be understood by the Occupy Boston community, it can be transformed into a centralized, collaborative space for anyone truly interested in societal progress.

;Issues
:'''Standard Use<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Collaborators may be unable to easily locate and/or post the information they desire because there is not a standard navigational structure (if there is a standard structure, it lacks clear representation).

===Mailing Lists===
:Mailing lists are the best medium for immediate and specific updates. A mailing list updates subscribers in nearly real-time, creating a kind of forum for very specific working groups. The newest reply is always at the 'top'.

;Issues
:''''Forced' Participation<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Subscribers receive every message sent to the group, without any potential for filtering per content. Many subscribers use their personal email addresses, and mailing lists tend to 'clog' that space.

:'''Lack of 'Archives'<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Subscribers are unable to view messages occurring before their subscription request, so they may be unable to view pertinent discussions unless those discussions are updated within their subscription period. Those updates must also include all previous text from the 'thread', which is not a requirement for replies.

===Groups [dot] Occupy Boston [dot] org===
:The 'groups' section of OB.org is meant to be a forum for the various working groups.

;Issues
:''''Exclusivity'<nowiki>:</nowiki>''' Membership to each groups must be approved by an admin, greatly slowing the process of contribution and creating an air of authority in what is otherwise meant to be open discussion space.