will you help me with a 1-question survey of networks open space alumni love most

[Chris Macrae]

What's the hi-trust network you love most for progressing its own human goals 
as well as multiplying open space? (ie a neighbouring network that may not be 
populated by people who are all open space aware)

This survey mode seems to work well enough at a parallel dress rehearsal that 
Londoners tried last Tuesday http://clubofcoop.blogspot.com - a game of 
connecting we are cheekily calling THE COOPERATION 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/actionnetwork/G1302
I will be trying to host a similar Washington DC region COOPERATION circle 
later this month. But virtual network experiences can make for great human 
exploration too.

Can you self-complete by direct reply so that we open a survey of hi-
trust networks OS people love most other than OS? I will send back returns 
from weekly waves to this listing if the waves flow! 

It might be that results look as simple as:
Guide A says www.practiceofpeace.com
B says www.collapsingworld.org
C says www.realizingrights.org
D says a local network ABC

The survey could also input some sidebar links space to explore at the OS 
weblog.http://openspacesangha.blogspot.com/

chris macrae wcbn007 at easynet.co.uk

Further Background
THE COOPERATION- WHY NOW
This process is one I intend to profile as near to simultaneously everywhere 
as my friends can reach. Our aim: to help people map and see how to multiply 
hi-trust networking patterns - whether the survey starts among a community 
group of concerned citizens or across worldwide nets or practice alumni. 

Below is an emerging write up from connections of a sample of Londoners' 
systemic views of urgent-change experiences. Of course there's plenty of 
scope for better editing than my words. However, 21 years into network-
spotting I believe as we predicted back in 1984 that hi-trust networks need to 
multiply each other's actions (something the standard western NGO has often 
lost touch with as interestingly last week's Red Cross review of how NGO's 
overcompeted to get Tsunami funds revealed). Unless we learn the evolutionary 
trick of open networking within 5 years, current system impacts of 
globalisation may be irreversibly against simultaneity every getting to enough 
peoples and diversity networks in time. If 2005's year of disasters -
from global ones like Tsunami to local ones like the bombing of OS member 
Colin Morley- has any silver lining, it does seem that meta-networkers have 
woken up to the part we can coperatively play on such stages as 
simultaneity*sustainability*transparency*conflict resolution*higher 
harmonising systems of economics & democracy  

 THE COOPERATION: Evolution by Classifying Species of Hi-Trust Networks

Looking at the types of networks we love most, I start to see these sorts of 
classifications. Be the Guide: Do you see similar patterns to multiply with? 
Can you help iteratively improve the detailing of this typology and extend the 
survey to other clusters than just our origin as London connected citizens

7 Wonders for Going Forth & Multiplying Tomorrows World
 
1 Better World Action Projects: Action networks gravitating round a specific 
humanitarian goal

2 Sustainability Entrepreneurs Encouraged around here and linking there: map 
networks investing in a specific revolutionary compass of invention open to 
sustaining all societies

3 Brighter Active Media: Renewing transparency of the people’s media where 
open learning and co-mentoring of personal actualisation is the media system’s 
raison d’etre. Multiplying internet’s (new media- one-to-one capabilities) 
times simultaneous inspiration that public broadcasting can investigate/guide 
future attention to. Removing passivity and addiction from image-making.

4 Generation of Cultural Creatives: Identifying the coming generation’s 
multicultural connections and structural codes for society to develop harmony, 
integrate diversity and help fulfil each being’s deepest capability

5 Professionally Compounding Unseen Wealth*Health Orbits: Changing monopoly 
power of one dimensional valuation/economics- restoring Hippocratic oaths of 
each profession. Prototyping orbits of transparent/sustainable forms of 
business & global sectors governance.

6 Conflict Resolution Alumni Circles: sharing interpersonal community-up 
practices of conflict resolution and innovation’s transformation by engaging 
everyone (from open space to be the change to deep democracy to
 )

7 One World Engagement for & by the people: what global village agenda need 
prioritising and how can these outline missing educational agenda that need to 
connect through all grades and ages of learning curve. How do we ensure that 
these systemic curricula openly gravitate out from deepest crisis applications 
(Bottom of Pyramid situations) not just those who already know or enjoy a life 
of comforts. What simultaneous policy spaces can openly help people evolve 
through generation of politics without borders around those sustainability 
crises that demand equality of global & local participation.


BWAP*SEE*BAM*GOCC*PCUWHO*CRAC*OWE 


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