What can we do to promote the use of Steem and @fundition by environmental activists and civil society organizations?
What can we do to promote the use of Steem and @fundition by environmental activists and civil society organizations?
@askanything is an educational tool, which upvotes questions. https://steemit.com/question/@askanything/askanything-you-are-paid-to-ask-questions
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We could write a letter, make a list of organizations and send it to them.
We can use the Ventureo wiki to write the letter in a collective way.
I think i really admire this idea and i was thinking of it too. The idea of writing a letter is awesome and perhaps i will talk with some other people to see what we can do to compile a list of organizations, and writing in a collective way is awesome.
You have a list of 100,000 organizations on https://www.idealist.org/en/
Hey @askanything - I'm actually looking for a good collaborative writing tool at the moment - what/where is the Ventureo wiki? Is it possible to use anonymously like piratepad/titanpad was?
No Ventureo is not anonymous,
You can use https://framapad.org/en/
Hey thanks a lot @askanything
I found that titanpad is back up and running again, (another etherpad) but it's always good to have a backup option.
Cheers!
I'm recommending steemit to all my friends, family, supporters, comrades, supporters and subscribers.
One to one, face to face is always best way to recommend new things though imo.
Of course, outreach will only work if we keep creating fresh, quality content which will appeal to noobs, otherwise they'll likely be put off by the mountains of posts about crypto-currency, which is still an alien concept to many.
I don't know anything about @fundition yet, will have a look asap.