[sudo-discuss] Governance in meetings

[Eddan]

I'd like to second the brilliant puppet show folk dance field harvesting
suggestion and also try to revive a previous discussion on the family
-friendly game of Sudo-opoly [
http://lists.hackerspaces.org/pipermail/sudoroom/2012-November/001151.html].


When I reached out to the Toolbox for Education and Social Action (TESA)
folks (http://toolboxfored.org/), the idea somehow evolved into something
like a workshop weekend type of event that would have the collaborative
creation of a board game as the intended result of the joint various
sessions. We even talked about TESA coming out here to help facilitate the
event, since they have a lot of experience with co-operation training.
Sudo-opoly could be a sort of an anti-franchise offshoot of Co-opoly. Or
the foundation for a massively multiplayer online game.

I do think a puppet show folk dance would also be fun, and would likely
require less planning.


sent from eddan.com


On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 7:20 AM, Romy Ilano <romy at snowyla.com> wrote:

>
> I actually see a little need to discuss rules and so on. Look at the
> hippie California cult leader sal from the book the beach
>
>
> I think it's humorous though that most people don't know what's going on.
> Maybe we can turn it into performance art with a dance groupe enacting a
> 2/3 vote.
>
> I started making diagrams ... Perhaps this can be a painting
>
> I'm not making fun of it but I'm realizing its part of an ongoing ritual
> and will someday become a tradition and a ceremony .
>
> Did not Ukrainian folk dance come in part from repetitive work of
> harvesting the fields?
>
> We can sing and dance to the governance rules and make puppets and maybe
> even start playing grind core
>
>
> ---
>
> Romy Ilano
> Founder of Snowyla
> http://www.snowyla.com
> romy at snowyla.com
>
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