[OSList] twitter?

[Michael Wood via OSList]

What's twitter?

But...to be more serious, I don't want or need another communications platform. So you twitterers go for it, but I hope the email feed continues too, for longer and deeper exploration of things

Cheers
Michael Wood
Perth, Western Australia


From: OSList [mailto:oslist-bounces at lists.openspacetech.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Aitken via OSList
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 1:33 PM
To: World wide Open Space Technology email list; Martin Grimshaw
Subject: Re: [OSList] 30 year anniversary celebrations / #OpenSpaceTech / What is Open Space?

 

The OT symposia in the US were so often held on the week of July 4 that I assume it was true in 1985 also. 

July 4 was a Thursday, so I also assume the event gathered (at the bar) in Monterey on Monday night July 1, and the space was opened on Tuesday morning July 2.

Anyone know? 

For fun, and a portrait of the times, July 4, 1985 was also when Springsteen played Wembley. https://youtu.be/2Epn-TJSqIM

Jeff

On Jun 3, 2015 10:05 AM, "Martin Grimshaw via OSList" <oslist at lists.openspacetech.org> wrote:

Hi folks

Great response, many thanks and I love the ensuing conversation. The quote below is brilliant Chris, and I love the elevator pitches Michael :)

Harrison, close your ears now > For those of us using Twitter... one thing that's been on my mind for a while, is encouraging the community to converge more around the #OpenSpaceTech hashtag. For reasons that should become obvious after a few moments perusal of them, the choice of #OpenSpace, #OST or even #OS don't work very well. I and a few others have been using #OpenSpaceTech a bit, which is less burdened by unwanted interference, but not well used. #OpenSpace is used and makes sense, but tweets often get lost in the noise. 

Proposal: This community shifts toward #OpenSpaceTech as a Twitter hashtag, to help us share and gather. Any thoughts or enthusiasm?

Ok, back in the room techno-meh folks.

I've been conversing with Jack Martin Leith (@jack_m_leith), over on the Twitter thing. I'm told the Open Space 30 year anniversary is approaching NEXT MONTH, and he's keen for the community to celebrate it. In particular he was wondering the actual date of OT3 in 1985, and suggesting: 

"We could host  <https://twitter.com/hashtag/OSchat?src=hash> #OSchat here on Twitter. Check out  <https://twitter.com/hashtag/innochat?src=hash> #innochat for mechanism. See http://www.innochat.com/innochats/date/2015-05-28/unbundling-capabilities - I could make a web page."

I suggested a blogging onlaught, ideally using #OpenSpaceTech, as above, where appropriate.

I've never used innochat personally. Any reactions?


Cheers.

Martin Grimshaw
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