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Latest revision as of 06:00, 26 September 2007
About · FAQ · Calendar · Contact Projects · Organizations · Mentors · Interns · Volunteers
- Interns - If you are interested in this project, add your name to the Interested interns section below along with a brief description of why you're interested and why you'd be a good mentor for this project, along with any specific ideas for execution you might have beyond the project description.
- Mentors - If you are interested in this project, add your name to the Interested mentors section below along with a brief description of why you're interested and why you'd be a good mentor for this project, along with any specific ideas for execution you might have beyond the project description.
- Others - If you are interested in this project in a role other than that of potential mentor or potential intern (example: you are an organization, a potential end-user/tester, may have helpful resources, or want to be notified if the project is chosen), add your name to the Other interested parties section below with contact information and details.
- Everyone - Contribute to the project description on this page, or discuss this project on the associated talk page (click the "discussion" tab on top).
The deadline for editing this proposal or adding yourself to the list is 11:59pm EST (GMT-5) on August 6, 2007.
Project description
The Cloud City Open Books project is the brainchild of Ben Sisto. See its informational poster for a bit more.
The idea is to get a group of people together to produce an open-content book of art, education, and media. Its a no-risk, no-cost way to share art with each other. Its become a somewhat important idea to me that a project gets made with as many 'key players' as possible. 'key players', in this case more or less means you are someone i am a nerdy fan of for your efforts with art / music / education / etc - and I want to be in the same book as you.
(leaving it for Ben S. to say whether he wants to be an intern, mentor, or other)