Hello,
I think at this time, we need to be creative with the ones we have right
now.
I believe having a common time to do a web conference / webminar or live
online chat is a good start before we head over physical interaction and
setup an office.
Once we solidify our partnerships and went to several live online
discussion then we can start hosting a meeting to a country which is least
expensive for travelling. Once we together became busy on our joint
projects then we can then setup a physical office and a common fund.
I think the secret of Iberocoop is poking (,singing together maybe) and
having fun with each other. Discussing politics and money first before
projects wont lead us somewhere. Once together we craft an Pan-Asia
Pacific road map and blueprint and an easy to understood and well drafted
set of joint chapter project plans then we can worry about politics and
money.
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Roman "Butch" Bustria Jr.
Wikimedia Philippines Inc.
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On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 11:16 PM, Siska Doviana <
siska.doviana@wikimedia.or.id> wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 10:08 PM, Morgan Pak San Chan
>
morganpschan@gmail.com wrote:
> > Do you mean a fund for the whole Asia region?
>
> *nod*
> At this point I even suspect non Asian want to be a part of it, I know
> for a fact Serbia is interested in project management (i.e. budgeting)
> what they are facing there is different than the richer part of Europe
> and much more similar to Indonesia IMHO as per discussion back in
> Paris.
>
> The Europe can't taught us things, because they are *almost always*
> have money *donation* or resources *lots of v.active editors*, so
> we're facing a different kind of problem, that's why I always opt out
> in asking European for Indonesian problems. It's not the same and
> whatever answer they are giving probably not worth considering.
>
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