The Foundation for Peer to Peer Alternatives

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At 11:53 on December 1, 2011, Oscar Waldt said…: Please my friend accept me, just for the PM, we can unfriend after

At 21:12 on November 29, 2011, Oscar Waldt said…: Ow sorry I didn't got your last message - it's quite private, I'd like to send you a PM actually.

At 16:38 on November 29, 2011, Oscar Waldt said…: Hey Sepp, can you accept my friend request please :p ?

At 16:37 on December 16, 2010, Janos Abel said…: Thank you,

I am a bit confused here. Not sure why RSS feed is useful in addition to the usual "follow comments" facility.

While on the subject of confusion, the peer to peer concept is intriguing. It gives me the impression of creating networks in layers. Academics in one layer, factory workers in another. However, if an academic is promoting Basic Income in his "world" and a factory worker in his, can they be considered as peers? Or have I got this totally wrong?

Sorry about the acronyms. MR... Monetary reform, LVT (not LTV)... Land Value Tax. These address what I call the two fundamental monopolies. Fundamental, in the sense that no change significant enough to avert the looming human disaster can happen unless the benefits from money/natural resource monopolies are socialized.

At 5:51pm on December 15, 2010, Janos Abel gave Sepp Hasslberger a gift…: Little Black Book
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At 11:34 on October 19, 2010, Vladimir Nickolayevich Tretyakov said…: Thanks Sepp for your proposal on friendship. Let our intercourse give us additional stimuli to act and think OVERCOMING OUR COMMON-HUMAN EVOLUTIONARY CONDITIONED STUPIDITY!
Sorry I have seen gifts proposed, none is deserving you in aesthetic sense...
Best regards
Vlad.

At 6:24 on September 5, 2009, Jeane Manning said…: hi Sepp
Half a year after you welcomed me to P2Pfoundation, i finally got back to the website. Shamefully late!
Thank you for the comments about our book Breakthrough Power. Suggestions for possible publishers of foreign editions are always welcomed.
I very much appreciate the insights that you bring to forums in our world.
Best regards, Jeane Manning

At 13:28 on November 21, 2008, Michel Bauwens said…: thanks Sepp, very useful,

Michel

At 16:31 on April 16, 2008, Nomad said…: Hello! Sepp, I'am your regular reader. Nice work! =)

At 22:13 on April 1, 2008, Bernard D. Tremblay (ben) said…: Oh!
I'm tempted to delete that comment, but will instead post this as notice of my mistake: Ning has an interesting little feature ... apparently someone is sensitive to the "shatter the thread" effect that wall-like functions have. "Follow thread" ... that's a new one for me ... sweet!

That's the sort of "spring-loaded web-page" that I've been straining to see implemented. Wonderful! Very glad to be wrong!
:-)

At 22:07 on April 1, 2008, Bernard D. Tremblay (ben) said…: *NB: Ning's "Comment Wall" instroduces almost 100% entropy by shattering the thread; this is more like Discussion on wiki UserProfile pages than anything else.*

Let me start a blog thread with you ... I spent a while exploring yours and other blogs on NewMedia ... re-finding Tom Atlee had me in flash-back mode; dug up some of my stuff from '95 ... plenty to explore!

cheers

p.s. a still-born project from back-when: "The Green Future Foundation" ... magnetizing collective intelligence is ever-fresh!

At 17:32 on April 1, 2008, Bernard D. Tremblay (ben) said…: Sepp! How very nice! As I go about my morning ritual I'm composing a reply in my mind to what /seems/ to be a very legit DreamHost donation.

It's the first time I've set out a begging bowl (though I've been a street musician on and off since '78) so I wasn't positive that the originating address was the donor.

Thanks so very much! And very kind of you ... I won't sing the blues here but let's just say it makes a substantial difference. Very good of you to respond; good to know that such as you are out there.

cheers
--bentrem

At 20:12 on March 13, 2008, Bas Reus said…: Hi Sepp, what a discussion/thread on backing up the Internet you started. Apparently very inetresting at the moment for quite some people here. Cheers, Bas.

At 12:58 on March 4, 2008, Teemu Arina said…: Don't know about Stephen. About the finnish smart-kid post:

- ammount of schoolwork depends of institution, I atleast had more than I could cope
- test requirements are defined by curriculum, so there is standardization, but not something like SAT

I would say, that one reasons why we do well is that we are a small country, there are more teachers per number of students than in many other countries. Many schools are more based on groupwork, but universities are very much the lecture format.

The prime reason though, is the quality of school food. We have very healthy and nutritious food in schools, that keeps people awake.

At 20:44 on March 3, 2008, Stephen Joyce said…: Hi Sepp I’ve just joined P2P and am passionate about our species’ ability to develop it’s collaborative intelligence. If we are to turn the planet around we need the participation of just about everyone – we need a very special ‘Yahu’ (http://gettingclevertogether.com/cooperation/yahu-for-collaborative-intelligence/)
…anyway would like to have you connect to me as a friend on this network and love to make connections for others when I know enough about them to know who to introduce them to. I hope I can do that for you in the future.

Kind regards

Steve J

At 15:40 on March 2, 2008, Arun said…: hello Sepp!
Nice to know that you too share this forum. I am still learning how to use all the facilities.
bests
Arun

At 13:48 on February 28, 2008, Michael Riversong said…: Wow another Bard? Have you checked out my site at www.biblicalbards.org ? One thing i'm always concerned about is having that site network to other Bards. If you have a site covering that, i want to see it. Meanwhile, thanks for all the great documentation you're doing!

At 12:44 on February 18, 2008, Josef Davies-Coates said…: Hi Sepp, thanks for the thanks :)

Loads of really great people have already joined which is indeed promising and exciting :)

I'm loving finding out more about everyone!