Do we need two lists? | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Tom Hammer (thammer302yahoo.com) | |
Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2005 17:51:09 -0800 (PST) |
I browse the postings of this list often, and I am often struck by how irrelevant the discussion is to those of us who are struggling to form a new community. If you go back and re-read a sampling of the topics, many are about the nitty-gritty of daily living in cohousing--a very useful forum for folks who are in cohousing communities, I am sure. Yet I know that there are many generous cohousers who are very interested in helping give guidance to new communities. As someone with great interest in starting a coho community where I could live, I presently find little help or advice among the "daily living" messages, and I rarely post my questions/concerns/ideas because it seems that the culture of the list is for the most part for established communities. Is it time to form a separate list where the focus would be totally on forming communities? Experts and passionate Janey/Johnny Appleseed types who want to see cohousing grow and spread could sow their seeds of wisdom there (hope this metaphor isn't too strained!) Thoughts? Tom Hammer Concord Village PA/MD/DE www.concordvillage.org
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Do we need two lists? Tom Hammer, January 3 2005
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Re: Do we need two lists? James Kacki, January 3 2005
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Re: Do we need two lists? AB Jurkiewicz, January 4 2005
- Re: Do we need two lists? Fred H Olson, January 4 2005
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Re: Do we need two lists? AB Jurkiewicz, January 4 2005
- Re: Do we need two lists? Sharon Villines, January 4 2005
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Re: Do we need two lists? James Kacki, January 3 2005
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