Sounds good. I am happy to feed in ideas.
I am a bit concerned of having this examples - how to communicate them. If “my project” makes the list, do i “win” and the others “lost”. So we have to be careful.
How about this: It could be a section on the mainpage - just 4 x 4 or 4 x 3 squares (like the faces or logos). And each square represents one of the channel categories. We could fill the place with different projects.
Area on Website is called:
##“The Channels”
& examples of last year
And then we have for example a square
"Business Models
For example the OS platform discussion and outline"
Just a first idea of many possible others.
I answers to the questions of
- Where to draw the line - how many projects should be in the list - 10, 50, 100 . . . (just one for each channel. But the projects can change. And old projects that were on the list are listed somewhere)
- Reacts to limited resources - creating and maintaining a visual library with many spots can be a lot of work. And so it is just a limited exhibition showing just a few examples. We can change the projects whenever there is time. And if the list is made right, it can produce the feeling, ok - this is just one example from this category … there are probably more … Let’s click on it … and this is actually the first step to really engage with the environment of self-organization.