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Dieudonné, will we see you at NVC Wiki Day?
Hello John ;)
I won't be available for theses days. Sorry :(
warmly, Dieudonné
What about "Nonviolence" itself?
A conflict: On the one hand, I would enjoy preserving the focus of the wiki on NVC, and contributing to expanding this message of NVC; on the other hand, I would enjoy the synergies I imagine would happen if I folded my nonviolence wiki content (a very small amount of content right now) into this wiki and shut down my wiki.
Would a couple people be willing to share the following?:
- whether you predict bringing nonviolence-only topics into this wiki would affect the focus in a way you would not enjoy
- whether some other needs may or may not be met by doing this
It may be useful information to consider that I intend to regularly contribute some effort on the issue of nonviolence to a wiki, whether this one or my own.
Where is your wiki ? --Dieudonné 19:36, 19 December 2005 (CET)
http://eraserhead.net:2500/nonviolence/
It was only started a week ago, so there is not much to show yet; however, there is some content which illustrates what I am going for. Specifically, the book by Michael Nagler or the article contributed by Andreas about Gandhi's philosophy.
It would meet my needs just fine. I was very dubious about the term "nonviolence" when i first came to NVC. After some learning, i am much happier with it (although i still think that it is often not a word i want to start with when explaining thins spirit to people). My learning would have happened much faster if there had been a lot of good information about nonviolence in one place. I imagine others having that learning faster as you and others add info here, which meets my needs for hope, others' understanding, etc. --John Abbe 02:43, 21 December 2005 (CET)
Thanks, John.
My box was haxored, and I have decided to simply use this wiki instead of reconfiguring the one I had running, but to be attentive to peoples reactions about focus in doing so. --Jason Felice
