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Responses to the crowdfunding proposal

Ben RobertsBen Roberts Wed 9 Sep 2015 4:09PMPublicSeen by 15

Ben Roberts, lead convener of Co-opathon2015, is proposing to launch a "crowd-resourcing campaign" on Monday, September 14, as the next phase of the Co-opathon gathering. Prior to that date, he requests that those who wish to weigh in on his proposal do so using this Loomio group, via the following process (adapted from sociocracy/holacracy):

  1. Ask clarifying questions via the other open discussion thread in this Loomio group (ideally by end of day Thursday)
  2. Offer responses via this thread, including suggestions for improvements, and any concerns you have about whether or not this is "safe enough to try" (ideally by midday Friday)
  3. Discuss and vote on a modified version of this proposal that Ben will offer in response to 1 and 2 above, to be posted by end of day Friday, with voting closing by end of day Sunday)

You can review the proposal draft here: www.bit.ly/cthon2015crowdprop

Setsuko Hiromoto

Setsuko HiromotoFri 11 Sep 2015 11:28AM

Thanks Ben for all of this. I don't have particular suggestions and just feel why not give it a try… I find dana.io quite interesting; so in that sense as well, why not try out… I also noticed "Dana.io Sponsored Projects", which would be an interesting potential we can keep in mind...

Ben Roberts

Launch a crowd-resourcing campaign

proposal by Ben Roberts Closed Tue 15 Sep 2015 12:07AM

Do you believe that the campaign, as proposed here-- http://bit.ly/cthon2015crowdprop -- is "safe enough to try?"

A note on voting:

  • Agree: this implies a PROMISE to participate in some way, e.g. any or all of the below: --contribute money --offer time/services --support the "Thunderclap" --broadcast to your network, especially --make one or more personal requests for support from people who have not been part of the Co-opathon to date
  • Abstain: you think the idea is “OK,” but are not willing to promise participation)
  • Disagree: you have issues with the proposal, but still feel it is “safe enough to try”)
  • Block: you believe this proposal will harm the Co-opathon initiative, or move it backwards.

Results

ResultsOptionVotes% of votes cast% of eligible voters
Agree710033Chris ZumbrunnBen RobertsBret A WarshawskyMatthew CainLucas CioffiSetsuko HiromotoSusan Basterfield
Abstain000 
Disagree000 
Block000 
Undecided1467Chloe Waretini (Loomio Helper)Mark FrazierRobert Bestdavid pintoDoroteaChristine CapraAmanda JansenSeb PaquetJoachim StrohClaire SommerMattMark SpainSchuyler BrownCecile Green

7 of 21 votes cast (33% participation)

Ben Roberts

Ben Roberts
Agree
Sat 12 Sep 2015 3:07PM

Well, I proposed this, so I better be in!

Chris Zumbrunn

Chris Zumbrunn
Agree
Sat 12 Sep 2015 4:07PM

I'm in.

Lucas Cioffi

Lucas Cioffi
Agree
Sun 13 Sep 2015 1:21AM

If we keep pushing this experiment, we keep learning.

Setsuko Hiromoto

Setsuko Hiromoto
Agree
Sun 13 Sep 2015 10:57AM

I feel like mentioning that "a PROMISE to" part somehow scares me. My feeling is not "not willing to promise participation" (as I am willing to participate) and definitely not "I am happy with the group to decide without me" -- so I vote for Agree!

Bret A Warshawsky

Bret A Warshawsky
Agree
Sun 13 Sep 2015 1:34PM

I can definitely offer time/services, a little bit of money for the energy because I don't have much, can support social media/Thunderclap and make some requests.

Matthew Cain

Matthew Cain
Agree
Sun 13 Sep 2015 2:57PM

Sounds like a good start in the right direction.

Matthew Cain

Matthew Cain
Agree
Sun 13 Sep 2015 2:58PM

Sounds like a good start in the right direction. The very least of how I can help out is offering time/services and spreading the word.

Matthew Cain

Matthew Cain
Agree
Sun 13 Sep 2015 2:58PM

Sounds like a good start in the right direction. The very least of how I can help out is by offering time/services and spreading the word.

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