User talk:Rasmus - Revision history

Marie.Byleen at 19:40, 30 January 2013

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	~~[[User:Marie.Byleen\|Marie.Byleen]]~~ 11:35, 21 January 2011 (PST) Yes, I would love to be on a team to clean up the wiki. Would you describe the process you've been going through to consolidate so that I can work in a similar manner? How have you been deciding which things are too fragmented and which things are missing? What needs attention right now, in your opinion?		11:35, 21 January 2011 (PST) Yes, I would love to be on a team to clean up the wiki. Would you describe the process you've been going through to consolidate so that I can work in a similar manner? How have you been deciding which things are too fragmented and which things are missing? What needs attention right now, in your opinion?

	I did some work consolidating on one page, [[How can I help?]], and have been working on improving the [[FAQ]], but lately I've been having trouble framing a problem space for myself. I need some direction. I was thinking about updating the site header, but I am having trouble figuring out how to make it make sense in terms of both Conor's topical outline and the new definition of the GVCS from the Proposal 2012. At this point I think it would be better to attack that particular issue later in the process of clean-up.		I did some work consolidating on one page, [[How can I help?]], and have been working on improving the [[FAQ]], but lately I've been having trouble framing a problem space for myself. I need some direction. I was thinking about updating the site header, but I am having trouble figuring out how to make it make sense in terms of both Conor's topical outline and the new definition of the GVCS from the Proposal 2012. At this point I think it would be better to attack that particular issue later in the process of clean-up.

	@~~Marie.Byleen~~ - Recently, I have been categorizing a number of pages. Came across many very small ones, with only one or two lines. Those could be consolidated into larger pages. In terms of what to do, that's for the clean-up crew to decide. Here is an email I recently sent to Elifarley (cc:Marcin) :		@ - Recently, I have been categorizing a number of pages. Came across many very small ones, with only one or two lines. Those could be consolidated into larger pages. In terms of what to do, that's for the clean-up crew to decide. Here is an email I recently sent to Elifarley (cc:Marcin) :

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	I need to read Proposal 2012 first to see what the direction is.		I need to read Proposal 2012 first to see what the direction is.

	~~[[User:Marie.Byleen\|Marie.Byleen]]~~ 09:34, 2 February 2011 (PST)Along with your idea to emulate Ekopedia (which emulates Wikipedia), I posted a rough draft of a main page organization on [[Talk:Main Page]]. What are your thoughts?		09:34, 2 February 2011 (PST)Along with your idea to emulate Ekopedia (which emulates Wikipedia), I posted a rough draft of a main page organization on [[Talk:Main Page]]. What are your thoughts?

	Rasmus,thanks for wikifing the DIYLILCNC article--[[User:Eleftherios Kosmas\|Eleftherios Kosmas]] 18:21, 13 February 2011 (PST)		Rasmus,thanks for wikifing the DIYLILCNC article--[[User:Eleftherios Kosmas\|Eleftherios Kosmas]] 18:21, 13 February 2011 (PST)

James Greyson: /* re: biochar economy */

2011-09-22T16:56:02Z

re: biochar economy

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	*Thanks Rasmus, great to see your comment and support on the proposal. You're very welcome to join yourself onto the team for this proposal - just click the team tab at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 The proposals on the CoLab are open-sourced so can come from anyone. I happen to work with them as a moderator for the site as well so happy to help if any questions. You can send messages from my profile - click on blindspotter anywhere on the CoLab. I've added coppicing to the text and referred to your list of other ideas. Biochar powered household sounds wonderful. Would you like to put it up on a site somewhere and we can then link it into the CoLab proposal? James		*Thanks Rasmus, great to see your comment and support on the proposal. You're very welcome to join yourself onto the team for this proposal - just click the team tab at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 The proposals on the CoLab are open-sourced so can come from anyone. I happen to work with them as a moderator for the site as well so happy to help if any questions. You can send messages from my profile - click on blindspotter anywhere on the CoLab. I've added coppicing to the text and referred to your list of other ideas. Biochar powered household sounds wonderful. Would you like to put it up on a site somewhere and we can then link it into the CoLab proposal? James
	* One of the comments indicates that your proposal is too broad, that it will not get off the ground because hundreds of societal institutions would need to change. This might be true, but it's also true that hundreds of institutions DO HAVE TO CHANGE anyway if they want to have a future in a more carbon- and energy-constrained world that is inevitably coming. --[[User:Rasmus\|Rasmus]] 18:53, 22 September 2011 (CEST)		* One of the comments indicates that your proposal is too broad, that it will not get off the ground because hundreds of societal institutions would need to change. This might be true, but it's also true that hundreds of institutions DO HAVE TO CHANGE anyway if they want to have a future in a more carbon- and energy-constrained world that is inevitably coming. --[[User:Rasmus\|Rasmus]] 18:53, 22 September 2011 (CEST)
			* I agree. Please jump in and add your voice in response to that comment if you wish. I've probably missed things in my replies.

Rasmus: /* re: biochar economy */

2011-09-22T16:53:55Z

re: biochar economy

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	*Thanks Rasmus, great to see your comment and support on the proposal. You're very welcome to join yourself onto the team for this proposal - just click the team tab at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 The proposals on the CoLab are open-sourced so can come from anyone. I happen to work with them as a moderator for the site as well so happy to help if any questions. You can send messages from my profile - click on blindspotter anywhere on the CoLab. I've added coppicing to the text and referred to your list of other ideas. Biochar powered household sounds wonderful. Would you like to put it up on a site somewhere and we can then link it into the CoLab proposal? James		*Thanks Rasmus, great to see your comment and support on the proposal. You're very welcome to join yourself onto the team for this proposal - just click the team tab at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 The proposals on the CoLab are open-sourced so can come from anyone. I happen to work with them as a moderator for the site as well so happy to help if any questions. You can send messages from my profile - click on blindspotter anywhere on the CoLab. I've added coppicing to the text and referred to your list of other ideas. Biochar powered household sounds wonderful. Would you like to put it up on a site somewhere and we can then link it into the CoLab proposal? James
	* One of the comments indicates that your proposal is too broad, that it will not get off the ground because hundreds of societal institutions would need to change. This might be true, but it's also true that hundreds of institutions DO HAVE TO CHANGE anyway if they want to have a future in a more carbon- and energy-constrained world that is inevitably coming.		* One of the comments indicates that your proposal is too broad, that it will not get off the ground because hundreds of societal institutions would need to change. This might be true, but it's also true that hundreds of institutions DO HAVE TO CHANGE anyway if they want to have a future in a more carbon- and energy-constrained world that is inevitably coming. --[[User:Rasmus\|Rasmus]] 18:53, 22 September 2011 (CEST)

Rasmus: /* re: biochar economy */

2011-09-22T16:53:34Z

re: biochar economy

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	*Thanks Rasmus, great to see your comment and support on the proposal. You're very welcome to join yourself onto the team for this proposal - just click the team tab at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 The proposals on the CoLab are open-sourced so can come from anyone. I happen to work with them as a moderator for the site as well so happy to help if any questions. You can send messages from my profile - click on blindspotter anywhere on the CoLab. I've added coppicing to the text and referred to your list of other ideas. Biochar powered household sounds wonderful. Would you like to put it up on a site somewhere and we can then link it into the CoLab proposal? James		*Thanks Rasmus, great to see your comment and support on the proposal. You're very welcome to join yourself onto the team for this proposal - just click the team tab at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 The proposals on the CoLab are open-sourced so can come from anyone. I happen to work with them as a moderator for the site as well so happy to help if any questions. You can send messages from my profile - click on blindspotter anywhere on the CoLab. I've added coppicing to the text and referred to your list of other ideas. Biochar powered household sounds wonderful. Would you like to put it up on a site somewhere and we can then link it into the CoLab proposal? James
			* One of the comments indicates that your proposal is too broad, that it will not get off the ground because hundreds of societal institutions would need to change. This might be true, but it's also true that hundreds of institutions DO HAVE TO CHANGE anyway if they want to have a future in a more carbon- and energy-constrained world that is inevitably coming.

James Greyson: /* re: biochar economy */

2011-09-22T16:30:01Z

re: biochar economy

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	* Funny, this link to Climate CoLab recently made it through the biochar offsets group on linkedin. I don't know who these MIT people are but would be interested in collaborating and contributing to this project. That picture did not actually come from me, not sure who drew it. These biochar related ideas pop up throughout stuff I have posted on the OSE wiki. Examples include [[Aerial Ropeways]], the [[Steam Powered Wood Chipper]] and many others. I also wrote a paper on the "biochar powered household" but never published it. --[[User:Rasmus\|Rasmus]] 15:50, 22 September 2011 (CEST)		* Funny, this link to Climate CoLab recently made it through the biochar offsets group on linkedin. I don't know who these MIT people are but would be interested in collaborating and contributing to this project. That picture did not actually come from me, not sure who drew it. These biochar related ideas pop up throughout stuff I have posted on the OSE wiki. Examples include [[Aerial Ropeways]], the [[Steam Powered Wood Chipper]] and many others. I also wrote a paper on the "biochar powered household" but never published it. --[[User:Rasmus\|Rasmus]] 15:50, 22 September 2011 (CEST)

			*Thanks Rasmus, great to see your comment and support on the proposal. You're very welcome to join yourself onto the team for this proposal - just click the team tab at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 The proposals on the CoLab are open-sourced so can come from anyone. I happen to work with them as a moderator for the site as well so happy to help if any questions. You can send messages from my profile - click on blindspotter anywhere on the CoLab. I've added coppicing to the text and referred to your list of other ideas. Biochar powered household sounds wonderful. Would you like to put it up on a site somewhere and we can then link it into the CoLab proposal? James

Rasmus: /* re: biochar economy */

2011-09-22T13:50:55Z

re: biochar economy

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	Hi Rasmus, my email confirmation didn't previously work. I've built on your super biochar economy theme in a proposal with MIT's Climate CoLab, including your great image. Please see what you think at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 You're very welcome to join the team, comment and click 'support'. Many thanks, James Greyson		Hi Rasmus, my email confirmation didn't previously work. I've built on your super biochar economy theme in a proposal with MIT's Climate CoLab, including your great image. Please see what you think at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 You're very welcome to join the team, comment and click 'support'. Many thanks, James Greyson
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	* Funny, this link to Climate CoLab recently made it through the biochar offsets group on linkedin. I don't know who these MIT people are but would be interested in collaborating and contributing to this project. That picture did not actually come from me, not sure who drew it. These biochar related ideas pop up throughout stuff I have posted on the OSE wiki. Examples include [[Aerial Ropeways]], the [[Steam Powered Wood Chipper]] and many others. I also wrote a paper on the "biochar powered household" but never published it.		* Funny, this link to Climate CoLab recently made it through the biochar offsets group on linkedin. I don't know who these MIT people are but would be interested in collaborating and contributing to this project. That picture did not actually come from me, not sure who drew it. These biochar related ideas pop up throughout stuff I have posted on the OSE wiki. Examples include [[Aerial Ropeways]], the [[Steam Powered Wood Chipper]] and many others. I also wrote a paper on the "biochar powered household" but never published it. --[[User:Rasmus\|Rasmus]] 15:50, 22 September 2011 (CEST)

Rasmus: /* re: biochar economy */

2011-09-22T13:50:26Z

re: biochar economy

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	Hi Rasmus, my email confirmation didn't previously work. I've built on your super biochar economy theme in a proposal with MIT's Climate CoLab, including your great image. Please see what you think at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 You're very welcome to join the team, comment and click 'support'. Many thanks, James Greyson		Hi Rasmus, my email confirmation didn't previously work. I've built on your super biochar economy theme in a proposal with MIT's Climate CoLab, including your great image. Please see what you think at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 You're very welcome to join the team, comment and click 'support'. Many thanks, James Greyson
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			* Funny, this link to Climate CoLab recently made it through the biochar offsets group on linkedin. I don't know who these MIT people are but would be interested in collaborating and contributing to this project. That picture did not actually come from me, not sure who drew it. These biochar related ideas pop up throughout stuff I have posted on the OSE wiki. Examples include [[Aerial Ropeways]], the [[Steam Powered Wood Chipper]] and many others. I also wrote a paper on the "biochar powered household" but never published it.

James Greyson: /* re: biochar economy */

2011-09-22T12:12:50Z

re: biochar economy

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	Hi Rasmus, my email confirmation didn't previously work. I've built on your super biochar economy theme in a proposal with MIT's Climate CoLab, including your great image. Please see what you think at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 You're very welcome to join the team, comment and click 'support'. Many thanks, James Greyson		Hi Rasmus, my email confirmation didn't previously work. I've built on your super biochar economy theme in a proposal with MIT's Climate CoLab, including your great image. Please see what you think at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 You're very welcome to join the team, comment and click 'support'. Many thanks, James Greyson
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James Greyson: /* re: "Openstructures" \ */

2011-09-22T12:11:33Z

re: "Openstructures" \

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	Thanks Rasmus, it's a really interesting project. I think we can built on [[Openstructures]] and expand further. I like the "Ikea-ish" way a person can create stuff.--[[User:Eleftherios Kosmas\|Eleftherios Kosmas]] 14:02, 19 February 2011 (PST)		Thanks Rasmus, it's a really interesting project. I think we can built on [[Openstructures]] and expand further. I like the "Ikea-ish" way a person can create stuff.--[[User:Eleftherios Kosmas\|Eleftherios Kosmas]] 14:02, 19 February 2011 (PST)


			== re: biochar economy ==

			Hi Rasmus, my email confirmation didn't previously work. I've built on your super biochar economy theme in a proposal with MIT's Climate CoLab, including your great image. Please see what you think at http://climatecolab.org/web/guest/plans/-/plans/contestId/4/planId/14637 You're very welcome to join the team, comment and click 'support'. Many thanks, James Greyson

Eleftherios Kosmas: /* re: "Openstructures" \ */ new section

2011-02-19T22:02:51Z

re: "Openstructures" \: new section

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	Rasmus,thanks for wikifing the DIYLILCNC article--[[User:Eleftherios Kosmas\|Eleftherios Kosmas]] 18:21, 13 February 2011 (PST)		Rasmus,thanks for wikifing the DIYLILCNC article--[[User:Eleftherios Kosmas\|Eleftherios Kosmas]] 18:21, 13 February 2011 (PST)

			== re: "Openstructures" \ ==

			Thanks Rasmus, it's a really interesting project. I think we can built on [[Openstructures]] and expand further. I like the "Ikea-ish" way a person can create stuff.--[[User:Eleftherios Kosmas\|Eleftherios Kosmas]] 14:02, 19 February 2011 (PST)