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"A space in in Oakland, California collectively stewarded by a group of local, collective-process based groups. See Founding Document for governance. | |||
From Latin omni-, "all, every, the whole, of every kind," | |||
Omni Oakland Commons is comprised of several Bay Area collectives. Its express purpose is to build consensus among member collectives with minimal possible bureaucracy for the administration of a common space and sharing of resources for the use and stewardship of the greater community. Each collective puts forth a delegate to participate in the consensus process. | |||
The delegates do not to function as any sort of governing body for the groups involved in any general sense. There are no senators. Their only and sole point is to reach consensus on the use of the space, how to pay bills, resolve any conflicts between the groups in the space, interface with the state, banks, authorities and map out the logistical dissemination of the collective work needed to maintain the space as a commons open to the surrounding community." | |||
(https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Welcome) | |||
[[Category:Commons]] | [[Category:Commons]] | ||
[[Category:Places]] | [[Category:Places]] | ||
Revision as of 11:06, 28 October 2014
= A collective space to share and commune in Oakland, California.
URL = https://omnicommons.org/
Description
"A space in in Oakland, California collectively stewarded by a group of local, collective-process based groups. See Founding Document for governance.
From Latin omni-, "all, every, the whole, of every kind,"
Omni Oakland Commons is comprised of several Bay Area collectives. Its express purpose is to build consensus among member collectives with minimal possible bureaucracy for the administration of a common space and sharing of resources for the use and stewardship of the greater community. Each collective puts forth a delegate to participate in the consensus process.
The delegates do not to function as any sort of governing body for the groups involved in any general sense. There are no senators. Their only and sole point is to reach consensus on the use of the space, how to pay bills, resolve any conflicts between the groups in the space, interface with the state, banks, authorities and map out the logistical dissemination of the collective work needed to maintain the space as a commons open to the surrounding community." (https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Welcome)