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Volcanic ash - networking stranded travellers

I discovered there is a Facebook group for stranded travellers, that could be a good start for networking opportunities around the globe. From their fronpage message:

"Hundreds of thousands of us are stranded, thanks to billowing ash from Iceland's Mt. Elslksjlaresssrfzzzt. Let's come together, swap stories, keep our spirits up, and offer advice for coping with our situations.

TWITTER: #getmehome #ashtag for up-to-the-minute opportunities

Find HELP in the Country-by-Country threads under the DISCUSSIONS tab (upper center of this page)

Find RIDES at http://www.roadsharing.com
Find MORE RIDES at FB Group CARPOOL EUROPE

Find LODGING and RIDES via http://spy.appspot.com/find/getmehome

Find BOTH in this group's Discussion tab (above)

MORE HELP at VOLCANOHELP.EU be sure to post there!

Find SANITY by realizing you are doing the best that you possibly can. The volcano is, well, bigger than all of us."

Is it going to be possible to start a skills exchange just for a few days' labour? It would be worthwhile for people who are struggling to pay for extra accomodation and so on. Not sure how to take this forward, any ideas?


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Comment by Sarah Shaw Tatoun on April 19, 2010 at 7:36am
Oh-- thanks-- should have known you were on it, Starling! I posted the link to the African discussion on Facebook on your Kenya blog post.
Comment by Sarah Shaw Tatoun on April 19, 2010 at 8:27am
Found these as well: Crisis Mappers, and Crisis Mappers on Twitter, and another Facebook page: Gathering Under the Ash Cloud. From what I see, though, not many people are responding. I think people who are stranded so far are probably just waiting and assuming they'll be underway soon. I wonder if this is true?
Comment by Starling on April 19, 2010 at 9:12am
Thanks Sarah :) It would be good to start a wiki page to collect all the relevant links up - actually the wiki could be the architecture we need to do a skill-share as well?
Comment by Starling on April 19, 2010 at 9:57am
Created a page on the wiki for a start, please could you add those links you've found? Or I will do it when I next get a mo, gotta go. x
Comment by Sarah Shaw Tatoun on April 19, 2010 at 11:06am
Updated the page with links found so far.

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