Re: Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Tiffany Lee Brown (magdalen23gmail.com) | |
Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2016 11:14:40 -0700 (PDT) |
> On Jun 17, 2016, at 7:32 AM, Ann Zabaldo <zabaldo [at] earthlink.net> wrote: > > So I still say until more developers and others can earn a living from > cohousing we will remain in this slow, very slow growth phase. > > Who does it benefit for us to remain in this state? > > Ann, as an outsider this strikes me as a fascinating question (even if you meant it as a rhetorical one). Who does it benefit, indeed? In the communities I've been most involved with, the people benefiting are the core, often overworked members who make the thing go. Staying small and exclusive usually means retaining both power (over what happens, who comes, who goes) and values (the larger something gets, the more compromises one has to make -- ethically, aesthetically, logistically). T
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- Re: Community Associations Institute [was Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net Richard L Kohlhaas, June 17 2016
- Re: Community Associations Institute [was Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net Kathryn McCamant, June 17 2016
- Re: Community Associations Institute [was Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net R Philip Dowds, June 18 2016
- Re: Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net Ann Zabaldo, June 17 2016
- Re: Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net Tiffany Lee Brown, June 17 2016
- Re: Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net Tiffany Lee Brown, June 17 2016
- Re: Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net Ann Zabaldo, June 18 2016
- Re: Launching June 15: CohousingMap.net Tiffany Lee Brown, June 18 2016
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