The document describes a proposed website called LikeOurselves.com that aims to connect online communities offline through geolocation. It seeks to address the challenge of taking online conversations offline by allowing users from various online communities and organizations to organize real-world meetups and events easily without much effort. The website would leverage the large user bases of sites like Etsy, LinkedIn, blogs and more to facilitate worldwide gatherings and meetups with just one email. Examples provided demonstrate how the site could work for groups of all sizes from local to global levels.

1. LikeOurselves.com
 Bringing online communities offline via
geolocation

2. Bored

3. Not bored

4. Yep, bored

5. Not bored

6. Bored, bored, bored, bored

7. NOT BORED AT ALL!

8. What problem do we solve?
 The majority of sites connect with their users
solely online. A common challenge is to take
the conversation offline
 An example online site like Etsy, with 8 million
monthly users worldwide have a lot in common
 We are 'Alone together' backlash growing in the
USA
 A new model which breaks down barriers to
meeting and allows anyone to become an
events organiser without the work is needed

9. High level view of solution
 Let people organise themselves, give them
more choice and less need to plan
 A site with 12 million users can have a
worldwide gathering with a single email
 Allow every individual and organisation to
become their own events organisers but without
the effort
 Relevant to LinkedIn, Ning.com, every blog,
brand, university, pop artist, museum, local
community, every expat, every national day

10. Examples
 Genuine mass market product
 Small: London Cyclist 40,000
 City wide: French ex-pats in London: 250,000
 Planetary: Mashable - 8 million unique visitors
per month. There are other global groups and
events such as Live Aid, Independence day...

11. Demo
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