Project Vision - Revision history

Rcollman: sp

2007-12-31T15:42:30Z

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	This is a place for Friends of Nigeria (FON) members to add their remembrances and stories to a collaborative history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria.		This is a place for Friends of Nigeria (FON) members to add their remembrances and stories to a collaborative history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria.

-	This is project is similar to making a stone soup. A wiki provides the vessel, somebody has already added some liquid and a stone. The real ~~favor~~ will emerge from every bit which is [[Help:Contents\|added]]. That might be a couple of sentences added to a description, a page with an outline, a picture, perhaps a series of letters, or being a spell checker. If you can type with one finger, then you can help. Let your imaginations run wild!	+	This is project is similar to making a stone soup. A wiki provides the vessel, somebody has already added some liquid and a stone. The real flavor will emerge from every bit which is [[Help:Contents\|added]]. That might be a couple of sentences added to a description, a page with an outline, a picture, perhaps a series of letters, or being a spell checker. If you can type with one finger, then you can help. Let your imaginations run wild!

	In order to maintain some order on this site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to '''[http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info]''' or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net]		In order to maintain some order on this site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to '''[http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info]''' or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net]

Rcollman: edit and start to put in more links

2007-11-10T12:39:19Z

edit and start to put in more links

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-	This is a place for Friends of Nigeria (FON) members to add their remembrances and stories to a collaborative history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria. ~~This is project is similar to making a wonderful stone soup. A wiki provides the vessel, somebody has already added some liquid and a stone. Let your imaginations run wild!~~	+	This is a place for Friends of Nigeria (FON) members to add their remembrances and stories to a collaborative history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria.

		+	This is project is similar to making a stone soup. A wiki provides the vessel, somebody has already added some liquid and a stone. The real favor will emerge from every bit which is [[Help:Contents\|added]]. That might be a couple of sentences added to a description, a page with an outline, a picture, perhaps a series of letters, or being a spell checker. If you can type with one finger, then you can help. Let your imaginations run wild!

-	Initially we can not predict themes or ~~categories~~ of stories which will emerge from the submissions. We expect a wide variety of styles.	+	In order to maintain some order on this site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to '''[http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info]''' or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net]
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		+	Initially we can not predict the themes or types of stories and facts which will emerge from the submissions. We expect both a wide variety of styles and different people helping each other in different ways as time and interest allows. We have started off with a framework of links which can be seen on the sitemap but what is there today, might look completely different in a year from now.

-	In order to maintain some order on the site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to '''[http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info]''' or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net]

	The entries logged here become public property, and may be used as raw material for a book about the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Let the sharing begin!		The entries logged here become public property, and may be used as raw material for a book about the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Let the sharing begin!

	[[WikiFON History]] "You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 'Friends of Nigeria' group", started off with an observation and immediate feedback.		[[WikiFON History]] "You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 'Friends of Nigeria' group", started off with an observation and immediate feedback.

Rcollman: remormat, edit

2007-11-10T12:20:05Z

remormat, edit

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-	This is a place for Friends of Nigeria members to add their remembrances and stories to ~~the collective~~ history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria. ~~Those recollections can be organized by training group~~, ~~by location of service, or by any other theme that members may dream up~~. Let your imaginations run wild! In order to maintain some order on the site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to [http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info] or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net] The entries logged here become public property, and may be used as raw material for a book about the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Let the sharing begin!	+	This is a place for Friends of Nigeria (FON) members to add their remembrances and stories to a collaborative history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria. This is project is similar to making a wonderful stone soup. A wiki provides the vessel, somebody has already added some liquid and a stone. Let your imaginations run wild!
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		+	Initially we can not predict themes or categories of stories which will emerge from the submissions. We expect a wide variety of styles.
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		+	In order to maintain some order on the site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to '''[http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info]''' or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net]
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		+	The entries logged here become public property, and may be used as raw material for a book about the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Let the sharing begin!

	[[WikiFON History]] "You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 'Friends of Nigeria' group", started off with an observation and immediate feedback.		[[WikiFON History]] "You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 'Friends of Nigeria' group", started off with an observation and immediate feedback.

Rcollman: WikiFON history link

2007-11-09T12:19:10Z

WikiFON history link

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	This is a place for Friends of Nigeria members to add their remembrances and stories to the collective history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Those recollections can be organized by training group, by location of service, or by any other theme that members may dream up. Let your imaginations run wild! In order to maintain some order on the site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to [http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info] or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net] The entries logged here become public property, and may be used as raw material for a book about the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Let the sharing begin!		This is a place for Friends of Nigeria members to add their remembrances and stories to the collective history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Those recollections can be organized by training group, by location of service, or by any other theme that members may dream up. Let your imaginations run wild! In order to maintain some order on the site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to [http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info] or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net] The entries logged here become public property, and may be used as raw material for a book about the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Let the sharing begin!
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		+	[[WikiFON History]] "You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 'Friends of Nigeria' group", started off with an observation and immediate feedback.

Gjones at 17:28, 3 November 2007

2007-11-03T17:28:26Z

New page

This is a place for Friends of Nigeria members to add their remembrances and stories to the collective history of the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Those recollections can be organized by training group, by location of service, or by any other theme that members may dream up. Let your imaginations run wild! In order to maintain some order on the site, only those who have applied to the site masters for a userid can update these pages. We will restrict those login IDs to Friends of Nigeria members. If you want to join Friends of Nigeria, go online to [http://www.friendsofnigeria.org/Join.htm Friends of Nigeria Join up info] or contact Peter Hansen at [mailto://pjhansen@ia.net] The entries logged here become public property, and may be used as raw material for a book about the Peace Corps in Nigeria. Let the sharing begin!