A How-To for collective action

http://www.mobilisationlab.org/training/moblab-live/open-campaigns/#.Vci_z62nBJk

"Key Learning: Elements of ‘Open-source’ Principals
Principles that can be applied to campaigns and movement building:

1. Action Worthy Problem & Solution: Does it matter to enough people? Is the solution you propose realistic and effective?
2. Replicate > Repeat > Innovate = Anti-fragile: Instead of sticking to a multi-year strategic plans, establish an initial plan of action and create room for experimentation, even failure and error.
   
3. Tiered Decision-Making: Recognizing specialization, respecting local leadership and decentralized responsibilities.
4. Clear Purpose: Open-source campaigns function best with clear purpose, frame, values that serve as basic parameters.
5. Point of Entry: Network weaving provides points of entry to the bigger picture and broader objectives beyond the local context or immediate policy demand (i.e. a national message or national/ international day of action)."

I haven't digested this yet but some good ideas here.