==== FridemarPache -- Thu Aug 27 22:23:34 2009 ====

As Meatball has been serving as a platform of community activists and leaders of different communities. Barnraising applies to all of them. On MeatballMission Sunir made the BarnRaising its central paradigm, which became a kind of hallmark of Meatball in the wider community.
As the different barns are distributed all over the globe, I think ''"same place"'', ''"same time"'' doesn't appropriatly describe the on-line reality, how virtual barns are built, assynchronous collaboration should be integrated.
Beyond that I think we should not exclude IncidentalCollaboration 
or also spontaneous collaboration with a formulation
'''community actively decides''', because this could suppress a lot of useful group projects on a smaller scale by bureaucracy.

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==== NathanielThurston -- Thu Sep  3 13:48:23 2009 ====

There was one difference in the two versions of the BarnRaising document:

< The goal may be ... such as a new school or public accessable tool, that help to raise the knowledge, creativity, productivity and friendlyness of humanity.

> The goal may be ... such as a new school or public tool (that both help to raise the knowledge and friendlyness of humanity).

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==== NathanielThurston -- Mon Sep 14 09:49:00 2009 ====

In response to "Churches have something we don't, yet": I think the "something" is passion.

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==== HansWobbe -- Mon Nov 23 15:41:55 2009 ====

An interesting example of (Community or Enterprise) Building... http://www.siliconvalley.com/news/ci_13825531

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