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'''CouchSurfing Collectives''' were a way for people to improve couchsurfing while not worrying too much about paying rent and food. | '''CouchSurfing Collectives''' were a way for people to improve couchsurfing while not worrying too much about paying rent and food. | ||
== How did those CS collectives work btw? == | |||
If Casey wanted to go to a specific country, a scout would be sent to find a house. | |||
The Collectives were usually quite chaotic, with some people thinking they had a plan, and others that were completely unaware of this. | |||
The lack of [[transparency]] was a big part of this chaos. | |||
== What kind of places they were? == | |||
Big houses with plenty of space. | |||
== Who organized the house? == | |||
Random people who felt like organizing. Later on people were appointed as "managers". | |||
== The food? == | |||
Paid by [[couchsurfing]]. People would go shopping with the couchsurfing credit card and otherwise receipts were reimbursed. | |||
== How much people there were? == | |||
[[User:Guaka|guaka]] says too many. Most people weren't actually contributing in any meaningful way. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:29, 10 December 2018
CouchSurfing Collectives were a way for people to improve couchsurfing while not worrying too much about paying rent and food.
How did those CS collectives work btw?
[edit]If Casey wanted to go to a specific country, a scout would be sent to find a house. The Collectives were usually quite chaotic, with some people thinking they had a plan, and others that were completely unaware of this.
The lack of transparency was a big part of this chaos.
What kind of places they were?
[edit]Big houses with plenty of space.
Who organized the house?
[edit]Random people who felt like organizing. Later on people were appointed as "managers".
The food?
[edit]Paid by couchsurfing. People would go shopping with the couchsurfing credit card and otherwise receipts were reimbursed.
How much people there were?
[edit]guaka says too many. Most people weren't actually contributing in any meaningful way.
