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| − | [[Category:Links]] | + | {{info|The purpose of having an Organic Design glossary is that while we generally use Wikipedia as a reference, there are certain terms, which we use and think of differently or in a more specific context than described on Wikipedia. For instance over the years we have developed our own perspective on certain criteria, such as [[think global, act local]] and there are projects like [[wiki organisation]] that give more specific meaning to notions like [[workflow]] or [[trust group]]. Some good starting points for learning what we're working on here are [[OrganicDesign peer group]], [[Platform]], [[manifesto]] and [[:Category:Values|our values]].}} |
| − | The Glossary regarding [[Peer-based Organisation]] is currently being developed on the [http://www.organicdesign.co.nz Organic Design Wiki]. You can add terms via the [http://www.organicdesign.co.nz/Collaboration_Portal Collaboration Portal] or by adding terms to the [[:Category:Glossary|"Glossary" category]].
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| − | '''Important:''' If a term is in the glossary category, changes made on a wiki other than the [http://www.organicdesign.co.nz Organic Design Wiki] will be lost at the time of synchronisation.
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| − | All partner organisations can use these terms within organisational templates or websites. This article is [[Embed|embedded]] within the [[:Category:Glossary|Glossary]] category. Have a look around to see what terms there are, you may also want to add terms to this category or add comments on the talk pages of glossary articles to suggest improvements.
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| − | The purpose of this glossary is to create a basic [[data dictionary]] of common terms we use and agree to/understand the definition of so we can ascribe meaning to what is being said and thought. This will reduce ambiguity and increase clarity. Issues arise in language in both culture, context, and other factors discussed futher in [[literary criticism]]. The assumed backgroud for these terms is classic western thought seasoned with eastern thought to promote [[difference|difference and meaning]].
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| − | Another objective of the glossary: To help us use the same "language" as we describe and use [[About The Project|The Project]].
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| − | == Other good lists of terms and concepts ==
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| − | *http://tools.wikimedia.de/~amidaniel/botbrain.html
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