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Transition Network international

Registering for Transition Network web services

This is a short step by step guide to registering on the site You have two options: 1. Just the newsletters (no site facilities) 2. A profile on the website (site facilities incl. editing profiles, named comments, subscriptions, alerts, find others with similar interests etc.) Just the newsletter thanks: 1.

Job: Resources for Communities Officer

24 hours on and the initatives are editing

We sent out a formal announcement to our ‘primary points of contact’ for the ‘official’ TT initiatives 24 hours ago. We asked them to log in, and edit their initiative profile pages. Initiatives need to do this in order to share their location and make it possible for people to

The 2010 Transition Network conference

Adding and editing your initiative profile on this site

Please add details about your Transition initiative to this site. It produces a one page profile of your initiative which is listed in the initiatives directory, and located on the map. This makes it easy for people to find out about you and contact you. Most of the fields are

Social networks and how they fit into the web strategy

There is a lot of Transition Movement action going on in social networks all over the world. This is great; keep it up (as long as it’s not detracting from your ‘physical world’). There have been a lot of conversations about how social networks and other third party ‘community

Internationalisation