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Subjects to explore (eventually...) | Subjects to explore (eventually...) | ||
* | * [[User Right-to-Leave]]: How beholden to any member is UFOP? | ||
* | * [[Democracy in UFOP]]: Is there any? Should there be? | ||
** | ** [[Voting]]: Is it as evil as people say? | ||
*** | *** [[Fair Process]]: A focus all communities need to have. | ||
** | ** [[Backroom Decisions]]: Where they occur in UFOP, and the effects. | ||
*** | *** [[Open Process]]: The implications. | ||
* | * [[Importance of Online Identity]]: A stable identity online affects how we form relationships with other users. | ||
* | * [[Building Stronger Community]]: "Barnraising," public venues of discussion, and so on. | ||
** | ** [[Radical Inclusiveness]]: What it means, what it does. | ||
* | * [[The Dark Side of Community]]: Cliquishness, Elitism, Rumor, "Us and Them." | ||
* | * [[Conflict Resolution]]: Why we need to work on it. | ||
** | ** [[The Conflict Paradox]]: Not seeing the forest for the trees. | ||
* | * [[How a Group is its own Worst Enemy]]: Shirky's famous lecture and its meaning. | ||
* | * [[Vested Contributers]]: Who are they? Can we make more? | ||
* | * [[Community Security]]: Why we don't have enough of it, and how we can do better. | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 3 December 2004
Subjects to explore (eventually...)
- User Right-to-Leave: How beholden to any member is UFOP?
- Democracy in UFOP: Is there any? Should there be?
- Voting: Is it as evil as people say?
- Fair Process: A focus all communities need to have.
- Backroom Decisions: Where they occur in UFOP, and the effects.
- Open Process: The implications.
- Voting: Is it as evil as people say?
- Importance of Online Identity: A stable identity online affects how we form relationships with other users.
- Building Stronger Community: "Barnraising," public venues of discussion, and so on.
- Radical Inclusiveness: What it means, what it does.
- The Dark Side of Community: Cliquishness, Elitism, Rumor, "Us and Them."
- Conflict Resolution: Why we need to work on it.
- The Conflict Paradox: Not seeing the forest for the trees.
- How a Group is its own Worst Enemy: Shirky's famous lecture and its meaning.
- Vested Contributers: Who are they? Can we make more?
- Community Security: Why we don't have enough of it, and how we can do better.