(You & Us)

Who are You?

You and us together, that is our philosophy. We realize that your aims and interests are almost certainly not the same as ours, but we are most definitely not into a divisive "us and them" way of thinking. Whoever you are, we want to hear from you. For now that means email to Roger Eaton. If you want to receive our newsletter, please include your mailing address.

Collective communication, the Humanity 2001 project and our InterMix BBS software have implications for various groups on the web. If you are a netizen or a Delphi programmer or from L.A., or if you take the big view of Humanity, etc, we want to find you, exchange email, talk or have lunch if that is convenient, and of course we want to list you here on our page of Web links. When our online volunteers knock at your email door, please do ask them in for a chat. Align with us to create an intelligent and believable collective voice for humanity. With your help we will succeed!!!

May we include your link here? It's people-to-people more than website-to-website networking that we want to foster, so we are making it a rule not to list anyone without explicit permission. This way we have to go out there and make contact.

Or better yet, join us. Be an online volunteer or send a tax deductible donation or just say you are with us. Moral support is important. Write to us. Send us a picture or a URL to your homepage. Let us list you on our Who are We? page, not just here on "Who are You?". Here is our postal address:

          Collective Communication, Inc.
          c/o Roger Eaton
          2407  31st St.
          Santa Monica, CA 90405




 
 

Areas of Contact:




 

Los Angeles Contacts



 

Nonviolent Community




 

Global Humanity




 

The Netizenry




 

Contacts in the Religious Communities




 

Greens




 

Software Collaboration on the Net




 

Collaborative Filtering




 

The Net as a Mind for Humanity




 

Persons we have Noticed




 

Other Angles



 
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last changed July 14, 1998