Describe Yourself

No further submissions will be accepted here. Existing users may edit their data once they log in with their i-name and associate the i-name with last year's conference account.

Please describe yourself as a participant in the InterActive. This may work best if you only check the keywords you want to cluster around most. You can browse entries by all the people who checked each word under View By Shared Interests.

For conversation, clusters of a dozen or even half a dozen often work best, so its good to have a lot of keywords we could use for self-organizing. But, it can also be confusing if there are too many similar words. So, please scan the existing items carefully before you post a new one.

Themes are a way for us to describe a few of the major communities of practice.

Please check any of these Interests that describe you:

social networks (107)	Collective Intelligence (84)	ID Commons (66)
collaborative tool interoperability (61)	Distributive Governance (60)	Internet (60)
cyber-organizing (56)	Social Movement Building (56)	Independent Media (52)
emergent organization (49)	Social Justice (48)	nonprofit (42)
disruptive media technologies (41)	environmental communication (36)	grassroots organizing (35)
Information Commons (35)	sustainability education (33)	tipping point networks (33)
Blogging (32)	Sustainable Monetary System (32)	electronic meeting facilitation (31)
Venture Financing (31)	Data Visualization (30)	Ecological Commons (30)
Civic Engagement (29)	Open Source Money (29)	consensus-building (28)
Network-centric models (28)	collaborative design (26)	free/opensource software for non-profits (25)
emerging standards (23)	Transformational Art (23)	green technology (22)
Interactive Multimedia (22)	Sustainable-Lifestyle Economics (22)	integral psychology (21)
Political & Electoral Advocacy (21)	Triple Bottom Line (20)	Local Living Economies (19)
Verified Voting (19)	Memetics and Rhetoric (18)	digital property rights (17)
multi-user gaming (14)	worldchanging (14)	social sculpture (13)
WikiWikis (13)	Aikido Activism (12)	Conceptual Spaces (12)
emerging political agenda (12)	Media Alliance (12)	Progressive Business Leaders (12)
Balanced Systems Living (11)	Integral Cosmic Modelling (11)	P2P Systems (11)
ecological art (9)	emergent learning (9)	Relocalization (9)
targeted currencies (9)	Communitarian Social Order (8)	Experience Economies (8)
open standards (8)	Transforming Eco-Centric Organizations (8)	markets for digital goods (7)
Womens Empowerment (7)	Creation Spirituality (6)	Developing Electronic Trust (6)
e-learning (6)	Green Careers (6)	Greening Events (6)
Location-based Web Communities (6)	Open Source Business Education (6)	social innovation (5)
alternative economic models (4)	Replacing `consumer` in our thinking (4)	VoIP & Presence (4)
Community Reconnection and Reempowerment (3)	digital lifestyle aggregation (3)	for profit social ventures (3)
Interoperable Instant Messaging (3)	Australia wide solutions (2)	renewable energy systems (2)
Risk Management (2)	Common Adventure (1)	Communications Infrastructure and Platforms (1)
global biosphere (1)

The check boxes above were created by Interests others entered here. Please add ONLY new keywords words not already listed above, but which are essential to describe your Interests. (comma delimited)

Theme

The Theme pulldown above is preloaded. Please choose a primary focus from among that list. If none apply you may describe one below, however, naming a new Theme here may be less useful to you.

What do you bring to the conference? (500 characters)

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What are you looking for from the conference? (500 characters)

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Website URL(s) (comma delimited, limit 4 sites & 255 chars)

Blog URL(s) (comma delimited, limit 4 sites & 255 chars)

Use the fields below to list your published work. You may add multiple comma delimited entries. Titles may have either a URL, or ISBN#, or both. Add commas to those fields to make their entries match titles.

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Publication URL

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