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Randall Hayes's avatar

Coming to this community for the first time, from a background in summer enrichment programs like the Governor's Schools,

https://www.ncogs.us/

both as a student and later as faculty, the biggest flaw I saw was how they were *experiences* and not lifelong *communities.* Intense, yes, even life-altering, but deliberately temporary. That's where I think some of the potential was squandered.

I've been reading Harcourt's book on co-ops, and while his arguments are historical and political and economic (and a little too academic for a practical project like this one), I still found them really thought-provoking.

https://cup.columbia.edu/book/cooperation/9780231209540

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Harry van der Velde's avatar

That feeling that anything is possible when good people connect with shared vision and purpose.

Yes that loss still itches, since the business models won.

It feels that you already have some design around the structure? And you invite others to co-create the content?

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