http://shuru.org/blog It's your world. Start something. Wed, 20 Dec 2006 16:01:38 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Welcome to the Shuru design site! The following pages, and this blog, are designed to show anyone the details and big ideas behind Shuru. Once you have seen enough, get in touch and tell us how you would like to help. We are hoping for a launch date of July ... http://shuru.org/blog/shuru-intro/ http://shuru.org/blog/emotional-feedback/ Technology: Database Questions Coding Framework Payment mediation 'Grey' options for replication Generational metrics and stats Integration and tracking of actions Design User profile page Cause landing page Groups Communication cycle strategy Navigation Email notice Flash badge Cause creation wizard http://shuru.org/blog/technology-and-design/ http://shuru.org/blog/example-1/ http://shuru.org/blog/big-ideas/ This page is a copy of my reply to Philip Smith (communitybandwidth.ca) Thanks Phillip! While 'tool' is apt for explaining the idea to people who are not familiar with the other advocacy systems, it's the wrong word to use with you - I am going to create a self reinforcing ... http://shuru.org/blog/not-a-tool/ The core feature of Shuru is the cause or campaign. Driven to the site by either an email or a text message, prospective activists are able to quickly, in under 3 minutes, understand, evaluate, and replicate the cause. To allow understanding and evaluation of the cause, the cause author(s) must define ... http://shuru.org/blog/cause-design/ http://shuru.org/blog/external-bragging/ There are 478,042,355 people with daily access to the internet in the United States, Japan, Germany, United Kingdom, South Korea, Canada, Australia, Taiwan, Netherlands, and Sweden. The rest of the world accounts for an additional 540,015,034 people. The ‘Internet is implicated in the new global activism far beyond reducing the ... http://shuru.org/blog/market-estimate/ Steps and sound bytes... "It's your world - start something." The headings you have on your blog are good but let's streamline and get to the guts of this. If the headings are set in stone then you can figure out how to organize what follows into them.   I borrowed this (or its ... http://shuru.org/blog/thoughts-from-kristle/