NoAdversary Site Blog http://www.noadversary.org/ Featuring our exploration of adversarialism and cultivating a culture of peace via this website.

]]> en-us 2010 Updates! Wed, 14 Apr 2010 00:11:22 -0500 http://www.noadversary.org/2010-updates It's been a very busy fall/winter, and we took a bit of a break to focus on other work.

We're back, continuing some old blogs, and starting some new ones. More content coming very soon!

]]> Looking for contributors! Wed, 22 Jul 2009 02:32:32 -0500 http://www.noadversary.org/Looking-for-contributors-2009-07-22 We're looking for some more contributors!

If you're of any age or background that would have interest in creatively exploring your role in a Culture of Peace online, drop an email to info AT noadversary.org. You don't even need to be computer savvy - you can either have an account set up for you on the site, or email us your contributions, and we'll post them as time allows.

Photos, art, music, podcasts, written articles, videos are all welcomed. Or anything else you can come up with that we could post in some way!

It can be a great exercise in writing and creation!

]]> News commenting: hit and run, or stop and think? Sun, 25 Jan 2009 02:49:57 -0500 http://www.noadversary.org/news-commenting-issues Does allowing news commenting on media websites enrichen dialogue, or create undue conflict? Since the advent of "Web 2.0", also known as the social web, the focus of online media has shifted to user-generated content that theorectically allows open dialogue between visitor and author, and visitor and visitor.

But how often is the dialogue seen in "comments" or "feedback" actually constructive and conducive to learning to understand others?