The Berlin landscape goes worldwide

[Jo Toepfer]

Dear colleagues,

please go to www.openspaceworldscape.org

Since you all have a worldcentric view seeing this site will be a 
surprise since it focuses on central Europe.
Don't worry we are in the process of changing it.

So far not even one thousandth of all the events that haven been 
facilitated worldwide are included in this database yet. But it has the 
potential to be just that: Depicting our collective experience.

Presently, it shows close to 300 events facilitated by about a dozen 
facilitators, mainly from Germany, Switzerland and Ukraine working in 
more than 20 countries.

You are invited to hit the button "register" to open your "account" and 
to include your past and planned events. Upon registration you 
immediately receive login and password details and can start to enter 
the events you've facilitated. It's pretty simple.

As you look at the existing entries you will find that there is 
information on
- theme
- sponsor
- field/sector
- number of participants
- length of event
- details of the the venue
- location (city country with GPS coordinates)
- space for additional information (whatever is relevant)

This service is not for profit. All the costs of this service are shared 
twice a year by the participating facilitators. Since the costs are 
fixed (about USD 50 per month) the cost to each of us keeps decreasing 
as a growing number of events is included.

You might not believe this: We are enthusiastic and thrilled by the 
potential of this database. We'd like to see 2000 entries by the end of 
this year.

As we are writing this to you we see most of the participants of the 
International Open Space Technology Training enjoying intensive 
exchanges in a wonderful pub associated with this training site: 
colleagues from Italy, Poland, Germany, UK, Palestine, Hungary, Iceland, 
Austria, Netherlands, Portugal (the fellow from Spain has already hit 
the sack). This is the future of Europe and the world.

Looking forward to our next worldwide meeting in the Ukraine in May 
2007. Just 6 months from now.

peace, love and hugs
mmp and Jo

-- 
International Open Space Technology Training November 2-9, 2006 in 
Blossin/Germany - check it out:
www.boscop.de

Jo Toepfer, boscop eg
Dolziger Str. 40, 10247 Berlin
++49-30-42018000
www.boscop.de    www.joconsult.de

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