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<DIV><EM><STRONG>Miguel R. González R.</STRONG> </EM></DIV>
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<DIV dir=ltr style="FONT-SIZE: 11pt" <i><B>De:</B></I> <A href="mailto:OSLIST@LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU">OSLIST</A></DIV>
<DIV dir=ltr style="FONT-SIZE: 11pt" <i><B>Fecha:</B></I> 12/20/03 17:01:09</DIV>
<DIV dir=ltr style="FONT-SIZE: 11pt" <i><B>Para:</B></I> <A href="mailto:OSLIST@LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU">OSLIST@LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU</A></DIV>
<DIV dir=ltr style="FONT-SIZE: 11pt" <i><B>Asunto:</B></I> Re: OSLIST FAQ</DIV></DIV>
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<P>Thank you, Chris, for the work you do keeping this list informed.</P>
<P>It is especially nice to be able to match your work on this list with you, since I had the pleasure of meeting you at Practice of Peace/Whidbey Island last month.<BR><BR></P></DIV>
<DIV></DIV>>From: Chris Corrigan <CHRIS@CHRISCORRIGAN.COM>
<DIV></DIV>>Reply-To: OSLIST <OSLIST@LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU>
<DIV></DIV>>To: OSLIST@LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU
<DIV></DIV>>Subject: OSLIST FAQ
<DIV></DIV>>Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 23:37:59 -0800
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>With our change in the Poet Laureate I have updated the frequently asked
<DIV></DIV>>questions document for this list. It's been almost a year since I last
<DIV></DIV>>sent it out, so here it is again.
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Chris
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>Welcome to the OSLIST Frequently Asked Questions List
<DIV></DIV>>Contents:
<DIV></DIV>>1. What is Open Space Technology?
<DIV></DIV>>2. What is OSLIST?
<DIV></DIV>>3. How do I change my list settings?
<DIV></DIV>>4. Is the list archived and publicly accessible?
<DIV></DIV>>5. What is the etiquette for posting to OSLIST?
<DIV></DIV>>6. Dealing with viruses
<DIV></DIV>>7. What other online discussion forums are there for Open Space
<DIV></DIV>>Technology practitioners?
<DIV></DIV>>8. Where can I find out more about Open Space Technology?
<DIV></DIV>>9. What is OSonOS
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?OSonOS> ?
<DIV></DIV>>10. Does the OSLIST really have a Poet Laureate?
<DIV></DIV>>This FAQ has been prepared to outline some of the "givens" around the
<DIV></DIV>>OSLIST, the online list for Open Space Technology practitioners. This
<DIV></DIV>>FAQ does not represent the official position of the OSLIST membership,
<DIV></DIV>>but rather, is the result of observation and participation by a few list
<DIV></DIV>>members who had the passion to create a FAQ.
<DIV></DIV>>1. What is Open Space Technology?
<DIV></DIV>>You'd be surprised how contentious a question that one can be. Over the
<DIV></DIV>>years on OSLIST list members have gone through spells of defining Open
<DIV></DIV>>Space Technology both explicitly and implicitly. In fact one of the
<DIV></DIV>>benefits of being subscribed to this list is that over time a definition
<DIV></DIV>>will emerge for each individual that makes sense.
<DIV></DIV>>Having said that, in 2000 a group of list members wrestled with the
<DIV></DIV>>challenge of crafting an Open Space Technology definition that was 25
<DIV></DIV>>words or less, and among the results were the following:
<DIV></DIV>>"Open Space is based in the belief that organizations and communities
<DIV></DIV>>run on passion and responsibility. It allows groups of any size to
<DIV></DIV>>self-organize around what they really care about to get things done." --
<DIV></DIV>>PeggyHolman
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?PeggyHolman>
<DIV></DIV>>"Open Space Technology is a natural communication process that
<DIV></DIV>>recognizes that people take responsibility to pursue what they are
<DIV></DIV>>passionate about, and it ensures that what is important to each
<DIV></DIV>>participant will be discussed." -- developed by a small group during a
<DIV></DIV>>BirgittWilliams
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?BirgittWilliams> Open
<DIV></DIV>>Space training workshop in Halifax May 15-18, 2000
<DIV></DIV>>That is the short answer. How this happens is the interesting part
<DIV></DIV>>Open Space Technology meetings begin with all the participants sitting
<DIV></DIV>>in a circle, and no items on the agenda. The meeting opens with an
<DIV></DIV>>agenda setting exercise following which the group self-organizes into
<DIV></DIV>>smaller discussion groups. Discussion group conveners are responsible
<DIV></DIV>>for providing a report of the discussions, which is immediately added to
<DIV></DIV>>a book of proceedings. At the conclusion of the meeting, or very shortly
<DIV></DIV>>thereafter, participants receive a copy of the proceedings including all
<DIV></DIV>>of the discussion groups' reports and any action plans that were
<DIV></DIV>>developed.
<DIV></DIV>>Open Space Technology meetings operate on four principles and one law.
<DIV></DIV>>The principles are:
<DIV></DIV>>* Whoever comes is the right people
<DIV></DIV>>* Whatever happens is the only thing that could have happened
<DIV></DIV>>* When it starts is the right time
<DIV></DIV>>* When it's over it's over
<DIV></DIV>>And the law is known as The Law of Two Feet (sometimes referred to as
<DIV></DIV>>"The Law of Mobility"). It states that "If you find yourself in a
<DIV></DIV>>situation where you are neither learning or contributing, go somewhere
<DIV></DIV>>where you can."
<DIV></DIV>>As a result, Open Space Technology meetings are characterized by
<DIV></DIV>>self-organization and high degrees of freedom for participants.
<DIV></DIV>>If you want to know more about Open Space Technology visit the site of
<DIV></DIV>>the international Open Space Technology community at
<DIV></DIV>>http://www.openspaceworld.org (a companion site to this list) where you
<DIV></DIV>>can find an Introduction to OST in many languages and resources and
<DIV></DIV>>links to other materials about OST on the Web.
<DIV></DIV>>For the record, Open Space Technology was developed by HarrisonOwen
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?HarrisonOwen> , a
<DIV></DIV>>Maryland USA based consultant who was searching for a way to create
<DIV></DIV>>better meetings after hearing that the best parts of a conference he
<DIV></DIV>>organized were the coffee breaks. Open Space Technology meetings are
<DIV></DIV>>still known for capturing the "buzz" that permeates the gathering and
<DIV></DIV>>turning it towards action. Open Space Technology meetings have been held
<DIV></DIV>>with groups as large as 1200 and as small as 5.
<DIV></DIV>>Harrison wrote "the book" on Open Space Technology, called "Open Space
<DIV></DIV>>Technology: A User's Guide" which serves as an important articulation of
<DIV></DIV>>the mechanics and meaning of the process. In 2002, 37 Open Space
<DIV></DIV>>Technology practitioners contributed to a book called "Open Space
<DIV></DIV>>Technology: A User's Non-Guide," edited by MichaelHerman
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?MichaelHerman> and
<DIV></DIV>>ChrisCorrigan
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?ChrisCorrigan> which
<DIV></DIV>>is a compilation of some fascinating foundational thinking about Open
<DIV></DIV>>Space, gleaned entirely from conversations on the OSLIST.
<DIV></DIV>>* Link to the User's Guide:
<DIV></DIV>>http://www.openspaceworld.com/literature.htm
<DIV></DIV>>* Link to the User's Non-guide:
<DIV></DIV>>http://www.globalchicago.net/ost/nonguide.html
<DIV></DIV>>2. What is OSLIST?
<DIV></DIV>>OSLIST is the international mailing list for Open Space Technology
<DIV></DIV>>facilitators and those interested in the process. It is a lively forum
<DIV></DIV>>with 399 members (as of December 19, 2003) and generates around 10-15
<DIV></DIV>>messages per day, during its most active times.
<DIV></DIV>>3. How do I change my list settings?
<DIV></DIV>>To join OSLIST, or to change your settings, visit
<DIV></DIV>>http://listserv.boisestate.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=oslist
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: listserv.boisestate.edu cgi-bin wa?SUBED1="oslist&A=1"> &A=1 and
<DIV></DIV>>fill out the form. You may also unsubscribe using this page.
<DIV></DIV>>You may also join OSLIST by sending a message to the following address:
<DIV></DIV>>mailto:listserv@listserv.boisestate.edu. IN THE BODY of this message
<DIV></DIV>>type ONLY the following text: "subscribe oslist" (don't type the
<DIV></DIV>>quotes!). Enter nothing in the SUBJECT field and nothing else in the
<DIV></DIV>>message (including, for instance, signatures, addresses, etc.).
<DIV></DIV>>To unsubscribe from OSLIST Send a message to
<DIV></DIV>>mailto:listserv@listserv.boisestate.edu. IN THE BODY of this message
<DIV></DIV>>type ONLY the following text: "unsubscribe oslist" (don't type the
<DIV></DIV>>quotes!). Enter nothing in the SUBJECT field and nothing else in the
<DIV></DIV>>message (including, for instance, signatures, addresses, etc.).
<DIV></DIV>>Upon successfully registering for the list you will receive a piece of
<DIV></DIV>>mail containing useful information about OSLIST including how to
<DIV></DIV>>unsubscribe. It's worthwhile saving this treasure!
<DIV></DIV>>If you have any problems, our list moderator is MurliNagasundaram
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?action="edit&id=MurliNa" < DIV>>gasundaram> ?. He is at mailto:murli@boisestate.edu . Murli helps out
<DIV></DIV>>with any technical issues that need to be resolved with the list, but he
<DIV></DIV>>does not "moderate" in the traditional sense of filtering messages. All
<DIV></DIV>>messages mailed to the LISTSERV are posted to the list.
<DIV></DIV>>4. Is the list archived and publicly accessible?
<DIV></DIV>>Yes, the list is archived, and all material posted to the list is also
<DIV></DIV>>posted to the archive. The archive is publicly accessible, so you may
<DIV></DIV>>wish to keep this in mind if you choose to post to the list.
<DIV></DIV>>The archives can be read and searched by visiting
<DIV></DIV>>http://listserv.boisestate.edu/archives/oslist.html
<DIV></DIV>>From time to time, discussions and postings to the list find their way
<DIV></DIV>>into other forms, such as the User's Non-Guide, onto websites, or
<DIV></DIV>>forwarded to others who are not on the list. List members should be
<DIV></DIV>>aware that posts to the OSLIST are public, and posting to the list is
<DIV></DIV>>generally understood to mean that your thoughts are okay to be shared
<DIV></DIV>>with the rest of the world.
<DIV></DIV>>If you would like to use material that has been posted to the list,
<DIV></DIV>>please quote the source of the material, and maybe let that person know
<DIV></DIV>>how you are using their words.
<DIV></DIV>>5. What is the etiquette for posting to OSLIST?
<DIV></DIV>>There are no hard and fast rules about what to post to OSLIST, but in
<DIV></DIV>>general people appreciate the following:
<DIV></DIV>>* Questions about working with Open Space Technology
<DIV></DIV>>* Answers to relevant questions
<DIV></DIV>>* Stories about Open Space Technology meetings
<DIV></DIV>>* Poems (there is a regular poetry contest that happens every six
<DIV></DIV>>months or so)
<DIV></DIV>>* Notices of upcoming Open Space Technology training or
<DIV></DIV>>conferences
<DIV></DIV>>* Resource material that may be of interest to Open Space
<DIV></DIV>>Technology facilitators
<DIV></DIV>>* Opportunities and calls for OST facilitators.
<DIV></DIV>>* Introductions from new subscribers
<DIV></DIV>>* Discussion about theories and ideas that can help to improve the
<DIV></DIV>>understanding and practice of Open Space Technology
<DIV></DIV>>* Experiences working with Open Space Organizations
<DIV></DIV>>* Accounts of other ways of "opening space.".
<DIV></DIV>>* Posts in languages other than English are acceptable. OSLIST has
<DIV></DIV>>readers who speak Cantonese, German, Swedish, Danish, Mandarin, Hindi,
<DIV></DIV>>Russian, Portuguese, Hebrew, Haitian Creole, Spanish and French among
<DIV></DIV>>others and items have been posted in several of these languages in the
<DIV></DIV>>past.
<DIV></DIV>>In general, OSLIST users seem to prefer that people avoid the following:
<DIV></DIV>>
<DIV></DIV>>* Attachments. Please either post these to a website and provide
<DIV></DIV>>the link to the list, or ask people to indicate if they wish to receive
<DIV></DIV>>them off list. Viruses are sent as attachments, and so most people will
<DIV></DIV>>routinely delete them if they are not sent personally.
<DIV></DIV>>* Flaming. We are a pretty congenial group, and flaming is
<DIV></DIV>>relatively unknown amongst us. It would be nice to keep it that way. If
<DIV></DIV>>you have negative things to say about individuals it would be
<DIV></DIV>>appreciated if you could keep them off list.
<DIV></DIV>>* Virus warnings. If you absolutely feel the need to post a virus
<DIV></DIV>>warning to the list please ensure that the warning is not a hoax by
<DIV></DIV>>first checking with the Symantec AntiVirus?
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?action="edit&id=AntiVir" < DIV>>us> Centre at http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/
<DIV></DIV>>* Please try to avoid sending messages in HTML. Plain text is
<DIV></DIV>>preferred on this list. All mail browsers have this option.
<DIV></DIV>>* It must also be said that the jury is still out on small
<DIV></DIV>>personal notes of appreciation or support to individuals. Some feel that
<DIV></DIV>>these are a waste of bandwidth and add to an increasingly heavy personal
<DIV></DIV>>email load. Others feel that personal messages of support sent to the
<DIV></DIV>>list provide valuable affirmation to individuals by recognizing them
<DIV></DIV>>within the worldwide community of Open Space Technology practitioners.
<DIV></DIV>>It's best to use your own judgment on this. If you do post notes like
<DIV></DIV>>this to the list, be aware that the reception of others may be mixed.
<DIV></DIV>>6. Dealing with viruses
<DIV></DIV>>Like many email lists, the OSLIST is occasionally vulnerable to viruses
<DIV></DIV>>being circulated by its members. Although very rare, it has been known
<DIV></DIV>>to happen from time to time. While there is no fool proof way to stop
<DIV></DIV>>viruses being sent to the list, there are a couple of things you can do
<DIV></DIV>>to avoid being affected by viruses. There is an excellent FAQ on dealing
<DIV></DIV>>with email viruses at ( http://www.onenw.org/bin/page.cfm?pageid=14 ).
<DIV></DIV>>This includes instructions for making Microsoft Outlook safe.
<DIV></DIV>>In addition, OSLIST users have offered the following pieces of advice:
<DIV></DIV>>* Never open an attachment from an email sent to the list, even if
<DIV></DIV>>it comes from a source you know and trust. If you are curious about an
<DIV></DIV>>attachment, ask the sender to send it to you off list.
<DIV></DIV>>* Don't use Microsoft Outlook as your email reader. Choose Eudora
<DIV></DIV>>(http://www.eudora.com ) or some other free mail program instead.
<DIV></DIV>>* Use Anti-virus software such as Norton Anti-virus produced by
<DIV></DIV>>Symantec (
<DIV></DIV>>http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.com/content/productlink.cfm#0 ), or
<DIV></DIV>>the free software produced by H+BEDV ( http://www.hbedv.com/ )
<DIV></DIV>>7. What other online discussion forums are there for Open Space
<DIV></DIV>>Technology practitioners?
<DIV></DIV>>The most heavily visited online forums are as follows:
<DIV></DIV>>* Worldwide Open Space at http://www.openspaceworld.org
<DIV></DIV>>* Open Space World.NET at http://www.openspaceworld.net
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.net /> - an online space for practitioners
<DIV></DIV>>and participants projects.
<DIV></DIV>>* The Meta Network at http://www.tmn.com/new. Follow the link to
<DIV></DIV>>"make a new account" and fill out the form. Where you are asked for your
<DIV></DIV>>host or sponsor on The Meta Network enter "Openspace" This forum has not
<DIV></DIV>>been used heavily for more than a year but there some rich archived
<DIV></DIV>>discussions there.
<DIV></DIV>>8. Where can I find out more about Open Space Technology?
<DIV></DIV>>The best place to start is at the Open Space World website which can be
<DIV></DIV>>found at: http://www.openspaceworld.org/. Here you will find resources
<DIV></DIV>>for facilitators, links to websites of Open Space Technology
<DIV></DIV>>practitioners, stories, poetry, training opportunities, conference
<DIV></DIV>>information and more.
<DIV></DIV>>9. What is OSonOS
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?OSonOS> ?
<DIV></DIV>>OSonOS <HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?OSonOS> stands
<DIV></DIV>>for "Open Space on Open Space." It is an annual event that gathers
<DIV></DIV>>together 150 or so Open Space Technology practitioners to spend two or
<DIV></DIV>>more days discussing issues related to the practice of Open Space
<DIV></DIV>>Technology.
<DIV></DIV>>The next OSonOS
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?OSonOS> will be held
<DIV></DIV>>in Goa, India in September 2004. Exact locations and dates are to be
<DIV></DIV>>determined. Once the invitation is finalized, More information about
<DIV></DIV>>that event will be found at http://www.openspaceworld.org/osonos.html
<DIV></DIV>>along with links to the proceedings of previous OSonOS
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?OSonOS> events.
<DIV></DIV>>10. Does the OSLIST really have a Poet Laureate?
<DIV></DIV>>Of course! The title of OSLIST Poet Laureate is awarded to the winner of
<DIV></DIV>>the Biannual OSLIST Restricted Form Poetry Contest. Anyone may enter
<DIV></DIV>>this contest, and all list members have an opportunity to vote for the
<DIV></DIV>>winner. The winner is responsible for organizing the next contest. The
<DIV></DIV>>current OSLIST Poet Laureate is FlorianFischer
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?action="edit&id=Florian" < DIV>>Fischer> ?.
<DIV></DIV>>Previous Poets Laureate have included:
<DIV></DIV>>* RalphCopleman?
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?action="edit&id=RalphCo" < DIV>>pleman>
<DIV></DIV>>* ChrisCorrigan
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?ChrisCorrigan>
<DIV></DIV>>* ChrisWeaver?
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?action="edit&id=ChrisWe" < DIV>>aver>
<DIV></DIV>>* JeffAitken
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?JeffAitken>
<DIV></DIV>>* FlorianFischer?
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?action="edit&id=Florian" < DIV>>Fischer>
<DIV></DIV>>* LaurelDoersam?
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?action="edit&id=LaurelD" < DIV>>oersam>
<DIV></DIV>>* AudreyCoward
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?AudreyCoward>
<DIV></DIV>>* JoelleEverett
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?JoelleEverett>
<DIV></DIV>>Updated December 19, 2003 Please email any additions or changes to
<DIV></DIV>>ChrisCorrigan
<DIV></DIV>><HTTP: www.openspaceworld.org wiki wiki.cgi?ChrisCorrigan>
<DIV></DIV>>(http://www.chriscorrigan.com) mailto:chris@chriscorrigan.com
<DIV></DIV>>
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<DIV></DIV>>CHRIS CORRIGAN
<DIV></DIV>>Bowen Island, BC, Canada
<DIV></DIV>>http://www.chriscorrigan.com
<DIV></DIV>>chris@chriscorrigan.com
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