[Durham INC] Neighborship

[John Martin]

Note:  Mr. Harmut Jahn has asked me to send the following message to the INC listserv.  He is currently on the agenda for the March meeting to briefly explain his product.  Neither I, nor the INC, has endorsed his program.  This is  Mr. Jahn's description, and I'm simply conveying it for your information.
--John Martin, INC President.

Neighborship is inviting all citizens in Durham to participate in a new way to connect with their neighbors, neighboring communities, andDurham. It is private, safe and fun to use!

Currently available communities are:
Brightleaf
Downtown Durham
Forest Hills
Hope Valley
Lattamoor
Northgate-Park
Rockwood
Station Nine
Trinity-Heights
Trinity Park
Watts-Hillandale
West-Village
Woodcroft

Neighborship represents a new approach to online communities. It is linking or "quilting" them together with their municipalities and is providing them
with their own panels to administer members, groups, content, and access rights. One important goal was to free neighbors of irrelevant emails and to let them focus on what matters most to them. By creating a structure to join organized conversations we eliminate time-consuming redundancies while providing community oversight.

Neighborship is providing boards and neighbors with many useful and unique features, such as
a parent network for each cityan easy way to set up neighborhood websitesa neighborhood events calendara neighborhood bartering networka review systemdaily email noticesdues collectionsan alert systeman access to PAC messagesand moreJoin at www.neighborship.com and start communicating more efficiently in Durham.
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