Monday
Aug062007
Heather and Jimmy's 50 great parties club
Monday, August 6, 2007 at 3:19PM
I just got a mail from Jimmy Wales saying the following:
We're DEFINITELY having at least one of these fabulous parties in SA! Drop a comment here, mail me or sign up on the iCommons node to be get involved! YAY!
UPDATE: The Wiki is >>HERE<<
Yesterday at Wikimania in Taipei, Heather and I announced this:
http://icommons.org/nodes/heather-and-jimmys-50-great -parties-club
This is my first time making a node so I am not sure I understand the
process, but according to the website, it is editable for the next 48
hours, and there is a link for YOU to collaborate. Please do. This is
a rough but fabulous fun idea, and there is plenty of room to flesh it
out...
The core concept: a global movement to schedule 50 fabulous parties.
The purpose of the parties is the purpose of iCommons: to build the
movement, to cross-pollinate the creativity. Get the Wikipedians, CC
types, artists, programmers all to meet each other socially in the
expectation that great things will come out of it.
To qualify as a success, a party has to have a certain number of people
attending, pictures have to be posted, it can't just be a wikipedia
meetup or a party with people you already know, it needs to be
reasonably gender balanced, etc. I don't know all the exact rules but
we can have fun making them up. :)
We're DEFINITELY having at least one of these fabulous parties in SA! Drop a comment here, mail me or sign up on the iCommons node to be get involved! YAY!
UPDATE: The Wiki is >>HERE<<



Reader Comments (7)
YAY doubled!! such a fun idea :: great people great cause global party!
more power to iCommons >>
count me in!
Orlando is down!
Dude I am so there - count me totally in.
[...] Community (Content, Education, Software and Business): Next Saturday, Cape Town is hosting 1 of 50 parties that are happening all around the world in the interests of connecting people who have a shared [...]
I saw this on another post and it made me smile
It’s not reality that’s important, but how you perceive things. :)
Thanks for the article!