I think most people participate in Forums to learn about what others say, and to contribute their own ideas, which one hopes will somehow find their way into action.

That is why we have added the "wiki space" to this site. "Wiki spaces" is not a clear and intuitive name. It should be seen as a higher level forum, where consensus is achieved, and, here is the big pay-off, through collaboration of participants, a document(s), is(are) created which is ready for implementation.

Think of it as "writing a bill" for legislation, or a comprehensive text to bring about the changes people want.

The tentative name is "An Economic Model." You will see more when you sign up for the wiki space. I encourage all of you to sign up for the wiki space, and start learning what this type of "advanced forum" is all about.

The Web of Debt administrative team extends a warm welcome to boldhawk. He has volunteered to organize and moderate the WoD Wiki, and this Forum as well. The Forum has been inactive due to my inability to keep up with the administrative duties. We will try to resume more participation here as moderators are willing to help keep things going in a positive direction, with meaningful money and economic reform as the goal.

We thank boldhawk for his voluntary efforts, and encourage others who have compatible visions for new and just economic agendas to volunteer to join our team.

If democratic or republican self-government is to be preserved, economic and monetary changes must somehow be made, and the only possible first steps in that direction involves information and education.

We need all the help we can get.

Thanks, Jere/adm