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A formal area for conversations of a social nature which have an underlying potential for interesting and/or valuable future transactions. | A formal area for conversations of a social nature which have an underlying potential for interesting and/or valuable future transactions. | ||
All audio/visual recordings made in a Smooze are strictly non-publishable without formal agreement of all parties involved and are contractually non-binding. | All audio/visual/internal recordings made in a Smooze are strictly non-publishable without formal agreement of all parties involved and are contractually non-binding. | ||
Strict courtesy conventions usually apply regarding conversation intrusion and the use of in-Smooze [[Privacy Fields]] which is generally frowned upon. However, various local 'house rules' can be invoked by unanimous consent the most common of which are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chatham_House_Rule Chatham House rules] and [[Hobson]]'s choice. | Strict courtesy conventions usually apply regarding conversation intrusion and the use of in-Smooze [[Privacy Fields]] which is generally frowned upon. However, various local 'house rules' can be invoked by unanimous consent the most common of which are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chatham_House_Rule Chatham House rules] and [[Hobson]]'s choice. | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 6 April 2008
A formal area for conversations of a social nature which have an underlying potential for interesting and/or valuable future transactions.
All audio/visual/internal recordings made in a Smooze are strictly non-publishable without formal agreement of all parties involved and are contractually non-binding.
Strict courtesy conventions usually apply regarding conversation intrusion and the use of in-Smooze Privacy Fields which is generally frowned upon. However, various local 'house rules' can be invoked by unanimous consent the most common of which are Chatham House rules and Hobson's choice.