Melançon Enterprises • a multidivision multinational since 1980

It is the general thought that Amazing Things is doing well and - although we are doing pretty well, we're only making it because of your support. Some of you are members - and that helps a lot - even at the lowest level. But it is our membership - especially at the higher levels and our auction that keeps us alive.

— Michael Moran, Amazing Things Arts Center

http://agaricdesign.com/amazing-auction-enhancements
http://agaric.chipin.com/amazing-auction

I've been drafted to help Indymedia Boson complete their transition to
Drupal, so what I'd like to do now is steal your knowledge. But I am in a
web development collective specializing in Drupal and we're doing some
pretty cool thing regarding building community and letting a network of
people share control of a site, so we're excited to become part of the
larger Indymedia-Drupal tech movement as a supporting part of a larger
movement for horizontal communication and real democracy.

[Very initial first rough start of a beginning of a draft.]

PWGD rules for being a PWGD service:
1. People rule. People who use your service can communicate with everyone else should they make a collective decision to do so. (This is why the democratically moderated communication is the base functionality.)
2. Free software (ideally, Affero GPL).

Thought about this today:

"Don't give people what they ask for. Give people what they want."

A quick search of the Internet turns up no results. Another Agaric Design Collective original!