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From: Bruce A. Duda (baduda |
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| Date: Sat, 23 Apr 94 10:17 CDT | |
It may have been a rant, but it raised some ancillary questions about
the long term viability of groups within a quickly changing society.
How are houses or residences remarketed, what kind of stresses on the
social system and the financial reserves of both individuals and the
group dose it create?
How do groups deal with these issues and how they network to find new
members?
Thank You
Bruce A. Duda
baduda [at] syr.edu
On Fri, 22 Apr 1994, Rob Sandelin wrote:
> biow [at] cs.UMD.EDU Wrote a rant.
>
> >I think there's another point to be made, which is that this particular
> >problem should never have fallen within the scope of cohousing at all,
> >any more than a hundred other possibly contentious issues that are
> >otherwise covered by international, national, state, and local laws.
>
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Limits to CoHousing biow, April 22 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Rob Sandelin, April 22 1994
- Re: Limits to CoHousing Frank Boosman, April 22 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Joel Spector, April 23 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Bruce A. Duda, April 23 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Rob Sandelin, April 25 1994
- Re: Limits to CoHousing -Reply Steve Fogarty, April 25 1994
- RE: Limits to CoHousing Bruce A. Duda, April 26 1994
- Re: Limits to CoHousing -Reply Rob Sandelin, April 26 1994
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