I believe the world of changemaking we need to collaborate around if sustainability of all is to be our compound future outcome, let alone our uniting goal, needs change at many systemic levels micro<>inter<>macro

Almost the most pivotal practice in transparency of social networking around transformation is "show me your map". I need a visual to see connections, interactions the way someone else maps the world. The linearity of language is not enough. Also my map may be looking at a different resolution- (or lifetime experience of crisis priorities) so finding a way that I can first get onto any map that is vital to your world-changemaker view and vice versa is important if we are not to talk across purposes as 2 people or as 2 gateways to our whole social networks interactions. If those who love maps cannot linkin maps, what chance have we of inviting those who do not yet feel maps are systemic to world-change's practice, permission degrees of separation and open sourcing consequences

I would love to understand your maps better- is there a first one to get onto as each has a heck of a lot of combinatorial flows? Meanwhile I have a different type of map which looks at every which way round connecting between 9 places or space which I will put up at my blog in this community http://fellows.rdvp.org/chrismacrae/blog

Its about what's the most unique gift to the world of inconvenient truth (sustainability transformation against urgent deadlines to turn round conflict aspects of globalisation) that different regions in the world can bring to the micro<>inter<>macro table- does West Coast America (where internet software maps happen first) bring a different piece or peace to East Coast America (where social entrepreneurship mentoring is epicentred) to UK(where public world service media can ask the questions powers that be or teachers that educate have no transparent answers to because the world is changing! ) to Africa to India to Bangladesh (3 regions where all change needs to be grounded if it is actually to save lives and be contextually sustainable) - and if so how do we connect where we each come from

chris http://worldentrepreneur.net