This is a continuation of sorts of my old thread (that you can see here .
I got plugged into the CC (Community Currency) Matrix a couple days ago and today it started paying off…
Where should I begin… Well, for those of you who never read the old thread, I’m really interested in getting some kind of system in place (electronically or with paper money) that would allow people to trade services/products. That eventually led me to a business whose business is helping people get into business managing a barter exchange ( barter-software.com .)
A barter exchange (in a sentence) is a system that allows people to trade products and services multi-way (instead of barter’s usual limited 1 to 1 trading.)
Well, although interesting, these types of Exchanges usually focus on B2B (Business to Business) trading. I’m more interested in establishing something more… community building. Well, someone I Skyped with yesterday gave me a better term for what I want to do “Community Currecy.”
I’m still working on this thing and I’m still talking to the barter-software folk (they’ve been very helpful.) I’m posting this to see if I can pick up anyone that would like to participate in putting this together.
Some of the dialog can take place here and most of it will take place in a Skype conference chat.
I’ve tapped into a group of people that will help me make this turn into what I’m envisioning. I was chatting via Skype to the founder of Solidarity Barter Network in Argentina. There’s not a lot of info on it in English, but [here’s something.]
I decided to get serious about setting this thing up a couple weeks ago, and then things just started happening (the CC MAtrix, Phone calls, etc.)
Right now I’m looking for anyone that would want to help out in anyway. Things are still pretty much “ground zero” but I’ve gained a wealth of knowledge about the whole thing over the course of the year. You’ll get to learn about something about the new PIMP! 'ish on the block.
Any questions. Post them here. I’ll answer. Now I have to go have holiday dinner. Merry Christmas!!