Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of faq/membership-organization

Timestamp:

Apr 17, 2008, 2:33:47 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

Daniel Kahn Gillmor

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faq/membership-organization

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 To us, a membership organization is a loose coalition of individuals and groups that have joined forces based on a commitment to common goals or ideas. In our case, we are united around a [http://mayfirst.org/unity statement of unity]. Our political goals are furthered outlined in our book, [http://mayfirst.org/organicinternet The Organic Internet]. Being a member of May First/People Links means supporting the goals put forth in the statement of unity and the further development of the ideas explored in the Organic Internet.
 
-One of the benefits of membership in May First/People Link is Internet hosting. May First/People Link members are entitled to web, email, email list, database, and many other forms of hosting. These services are funded by the pool of money collected as membership dues. May First/People Link staff make decisions on how best to allocated the resources given the amount of money collected, the needs of the collective membership, and the needs of individual members. All decisions are discussed publicly here on this ticket tracking system. Any member (or non-member) is free to view or even participate in the process.
+One of the benefits of membership in May First/People Link is Internet hosting. May First/People Link members are entitled to web, email, email list, database, and many other forms of hosting. These services are funded by the pool of money collected as membership dues. May First/People Link staff make decisions on how best to allocated the resources given the amount of money collected, the needs of the collective membership, and the needs of individual members. All decisions are discussed publicly here on this ticket tracking system. Any member (or non-member) is free to view and participate in the process.
 
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