[p2p-research] Red Ink

[Alex Rollin]

Hi Nicholas,

I really like the perspective on Gaia Permaculture.  The group I work with
is using P2P as a white label space to develop a set out protocols for
international cooperation, with peers, to come to a similar outcome through
an iterative action plan.

I was wondering if you would consider making an entry or two on our wiki for
your projects and a page for your person.

This link shows current references to you that have been pasted in:
http://www.google.com/cse?cx=000097800258663123405:ntjtedusc8c&ie=UTF-8&q=Nicholas+Roberts&sa=Search&siteurl=www.google.com/cse/home%3Fcx%3D000097800258663123405:ntjtedusc8c

You can visit: http://p2pfoundation.net/Help:Contents for some steps to get
started if you like.

I have been considering a permaculture route for a bit.  I'm now looking for
communities in Europe I can join that are interested in doing managed farm
(and other) production for cities and urban areas.  Where I could live and
work with my family.

Alex
http://p2pfoundation.net/User:GoodRollin

On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 12:53 PM, Nicholas Roberts <
nicholas at themediasociety.org> wrote:

> http://www.make-them-think.org/Main/Home
>
> Red Ink - The Idea
>
> To create a web based platform for users of personal finance software, like
> Mint, Wesabe, Expensify, Yodlee, and others to share bits of their financial
> transactions in order to support a larger good. There is a wealth of
> important financial data buried in communities. For the first time, it is
> possible for communities to share this information amongst themselves. This
> data could be used to support initiatives like carbon footprint reduction,
> local consumption, green consumption, investigative journalism, and seeing
> oneself in relation to the group / larger whole.
>
> To-date, the collection and analysis of consumer data has been the
> exclusive domain of corporations and governments. However, these entities
> rarely have consumer interests in mind when exploiting this private data for
> personal gain. Noticeably, personal, political, social, and community groups
> are disenfranchised from accessing consumer data, though in their hands its
> analysis would doubtlessly result in more interesting ideas than marketing
> schemes and private business development. Ironically, community focused
> organizations are perhaps in the best position to connect with large
> constituencies willing to share bits of their data in order to support
> causes they believe in.
>
> --
> Nicholas Roberts
> skype permaculturecoop
> plans http://gaiapermaculture.com
> video http://Permaculture.TV
>
>
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