Web project survey February 2011
The website will be one year old in March and we’re celebrating by doing a survey to see how you are finding it. We’ve done a lot of work and it looks like it’s doing its job, so we’d like to know which bits can be
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The “tragedy of the commons” disproven yet again
At school, the history class that covered the “Tragedy of the Commons” didn’t ring quite true. My subsequent reading as an adult showed that as a theory it doesn’t hold water unless you’re working on the assumption that all the “rational economic beings” operate for purely selfish
Web strategy group meeting report
Adding and editing a project profile on this site
This is a guide to adding and editing your project to the projects directory on the site. Thank you for taking the time to add your project.
If you have added a project already and are simply editing it, you start at number 3, having found your project. If you
Adding your initiative’s event to this site
Please add details about your initiative’s events to this site. Doing this will promote the events and help people to contact you. The events will appear in the community events section, and in local search results found by clicking on Transition Nearby. Please follow the steps below to be
Adding a resource
This is a handy illustrated guide to adding your own resource to the Transition Resource Directory.
We are very keen on people adding things that they think are important and useful for others that they found useful in their groups to the resources directory. The idea is that we all
Adding initiative news to the Sharing Engine
The ‘Sharing Engine’ (SE) is a tool we have built to help initiatives with their own websites share their news across the web simply by adding news items to their own sites. This is a handy illustrated guide to adding your initiative’s news to the system.
1. General outline