Thanks for reformatting your post. I couldn't read it for the same reasons you don't snort coke without first forming discrete lines... it's easier for consumption.

Have you heard of B-corporations? [http://www.bcorporation.net/about/]

Slightly different scope, but something you might want to talk about in a future post.

This thread is becoming unreadable. Is there another structure we can use? Wiki? Basecamp? Bueller?

...EDGE connecting...

...still connecting...

"Please type in your emergency on your T-9" (and don't bleed on the keyboard and cause a short.)

http://www.deskhappy.com 's longterm plans. Might be a good segue, though.

As per usual, day of burn out to follow. But, looking back, man did we get a lot done. Well done, all!

I'm fried. lolbbq

The Idea: DeskSpace Real Estate

The Concept: Website that enables companies to rent unused office space to those needing just a desk or small office working environment; not necessarily those needing an entire office.

The Money: Nominal listing fee a la Craig's List. Sponsored, non-obtrusive ads.

Why It Would Work: Many firms look to rent out unused desk space, but I haven't yet found a portal that consolidates these listings.** Given the sheer amount of freelancers and startups nowadays that recognize the need to establish a working environment external of their living space as well as the desk space that goes unused in larger law, accounting, design, and professional firms, we can play matchmaker. Because, after a while, working alone in your apartment sucks.

Competition: Numerous office-space searches. I haven't found one that's easy to use. I recently tried using Search Office Spaces for my own purposes and have received 6 phone calls in the last 3 hours... which is 5 more than I requested. Many suffer from shady-looking sites. Also, I don't think any of these sites caters to the---to use a tired, overused, and stale expression---long-tail market.

Thoughts?

**(This may very well exist, but I've yet to find it... anyone know of any?)

http://images.businessweek.com/ss/06/10/bestunder...

I like this... it's like a mobile seamlessweb, but with pickup option.