I made a wiki signup page for the conference (October 10th in Burlingame, CA, USA). So far it’s just me on there, so please add yourselves :). Also, we could use a couple more people to help organize and run the conference, if you are interested please email .
July was a bit of a slow month as I was wrapping things up at Google, but we now have some key initiatives underway:
I’d like to use this blog partly for feedback on our ideas, but posts don’t seem to get a lot of comments. If anyone is out there, can you comment on why that is? :). What changes would make you comment more? Is it the subject matter, the interface, or something else?
As many of you know, in addition to my responsibilities at TSI, I have a day job at Google. Having two jobs has been stressful, especially with the lack of alignment in having my passions one place and my time another. Therefore I have given notice at Google, and will be leaving at the end of July.
A guest post from TSI co-founder Wayne Gramlich about his vision for the evolution of seastead communities:
Our first annual conference will be Friday, October 10th, at Embassy Suites in Burlingame, CA. There will also be a reception Thursday evening (10/9), and an informal breakfast Saturday morning (10/11).
I have just enabled a feed for all comments on the site. Most importantly, this will include all replies to forum messages, so you can keep track of all the forums with a single feed. I’m not sure if it also contains initial forum posts, but if not, you can get them with this feed.
With my injured shoulder, work has been slow this month.
Vince Cate has written an excellent wiki page on Migration:
