Exercice starting from an idea of degrowth presented by Edgar Morin: “ art of rebalancing what needs to grow, degrow and be stabilized”.
Keywords: complexe thinking, growth, degrowth , stabilization.
This activity proposes group working and discussion allowing each participant of the group to see what has to growl, to degrow ad to be stabilized in his or her own life .
At the moment, e-mail notifications for the site are sent from Degrowth co-munity and have topics such as "[Group name] Gualter created some page".
Following the earlier co-munity version and the attempt to mimic a mailing list behavior (see also adding reply-to feature for email notifications), these should be changed to show the author name (but not e-mail address) and the subject should not include "user created" or "user commented", but just the node title and, on comments, the Re: before. For content updates it can probably stay as is.
If you have other suggestions on improving this user experience, they are very welcome.
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I would like to share the experiences from this course at "Summer school of environmental thinking" that I organized with my friends from university this summer. We would like to repeat it next year and it would be nice to do one "GROWL day" with some theory about degrowth and some practical excursions too, e.g. to the local community gardens.
So first, I will share my experiencies of degrowth with other organizators of summer school and then we thought about the best layout of the day.
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