Bob Haugen Fri 20 Oct 2017 10:38PM
Also, depending on how brave or foolish you are, here is what I am thinking about as the next step in this adventure: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fNcmyzol72FctBbF3Nh8gLoRj6UbL9CnqLM2F7iuF2o/edit?usp=sharing
Hadi Shamieh Fri 20 Oct 2017 11:09PM
Bob, this is fantastic! Thank you very much for the detailed message. I skimmed through it now, but will check it in more details next week. The idea of introducing a bot and that communication strategy is genious! I will give my comments in details on the page next week as well.
It is true that I am an affiliate to Sensorica, and I've also seen you valuable contributions to some emails we exchanged (like the st louis resources). Thank you very much for those. PraxEco is a new movement that is separately governed from Sensorica. We share different values and our goal is to transition to an abundance self sufficient future through exploring the advantages of natural systems; starting with agriculture (Permaculture). In short, our economic model insists that all "active" participants get a fair share of the profit. This is why the forked NRP that we need is a bit simpler than the ones used by existing communities. We are currently drafting the model. All our work is transparent and available online (PraxEco.com). Nonetheless, I will send you more specific details of what we need for the PraxEco App next week.
It is a huge pleasure to connect with you. I will stay in touch. PS. I believe "foolishness" to be coinciding with creativity. We need more of it!
All the best,
Hadi
Bob Haugen · Fri 20 Oct 2017 10:36PM
Hadi, that's totally possible. I saw you in the Sensorica network, and we are not working on that version of the software anymore. NRP and its forks have moved on quite a lot from there.
Here's some history: the latest project is this one:
https://github.com/LearnDeepMilwaukee/overview
Make sure you look through the wiki:
https://github.com/LearnDeepMilwaukee/overview/wiki
It includes a project for a new UI which will end up being mobile-friendly, although it is not quite there yet:
https://github.com/LearnDeepMilwaukee/rea-app
So anyway, that might be what you want to fork. There are several people, including me and
@lynnfoster and people in Italy and Australia, working on the the upstream repo, which is where most of the work is going on:
https://github.com/django-rea/rea-app
And then the LearnDeep gang is a computer science college project in Milwaukee Wisconsin USA, and they will probably bend it in their own directions.
So, lots of fun to be had! We can provide guidance and support. Let us now what you need.