# Enjoy the Seeking Abundance Blog Post Series
**URL:** https://community.coops.tech/t/enjoy-the-seeking-abundance-blog-post-series/3811
**Category:** General
**Tags:** news
**Created:** [6 March 2024 11:57 UTC](https://community.coops.tech/t/enjoy-the-seeking-abundance-blog-post-series/3811 "2024-03-06T11:57:07Z")
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### Author:  [@roseanna](https://community.coops.tech/u/roseanna)
#### Post date: [6 March 2024 11:57 UTC](https://community.coops.tech/t/enjoy-the-seeking-abundance-blog-post-series/3811/1 "2024-03-06T11:57:07Z")
Excited to pop this here! A blog post series called Seeking Abundance: Life Affirming Community Tech and bit of co-created research I’ve been pulling together with incredible Global Majority tech justice practitioners over the last few months, powered by Promising Trouble.
We’ve been publishing one blog a week for the last 4 weeks and today it’s a blog post all about RESOURCING 🌱🌎🍄😛
What Does Being Resourced Look and Feel Like?
> **[Seeking Abundance: What Does Being Resourced Look and Feel Like? — Community...](https://www.communitytech.network/blog-community-tech/what-does-being-resourced-look-and-feel-like-tech-np9a8)**
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> The fourth in a blog series on community tech, Global Majority communities and how we might seek abundance together, including what it means to be genuinely resourced within the sector.
Please do read, engage, enjoy, share! This is a conversation that’s relevant to all of us and I encourage you to enjoy the other blogs in this series. 🙏:skin-tone-4:
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### Author:  [@KingMob](https://community.coops.tech/u/KingMob)
#### Post date: [7 March 2024 00:21 UTC](https://community.coops.tech/t/enjoy-the-seeking-abundance-blog-post-series/3811/2 "2024-03-07T00:21:27Z")
Thanks for sharing this. I got the most out of blog post 3, I think the list of examples clarified a lot more about whether community tech was a dream/manifesto or something already existing.
Here’s a link to that one for other people:
> **[Seeking Abundance: Exploring Realities and Options for Community Tech —...](https://www.communitytech.network/blog-community-tech/exploring-realities-and-options-for-community-tech)**
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> The third in a blog series exploring Life Affirming Community Tech. In this post we look at what’s inspiring us as well as what’s holding us back in the sector.
It sounds like it was a great workshop! I work on a tool related to Element, the open source org chat option you’ve listed there. I really like the technology but asking people to use it sometimes feels like I’m telling them to eat their vegetables, you know? The big players don’t spend loads of cash for UX for no reason.
I also think that, (for want of a better word) “normal” people find it difficult to care about open source. I wonder if looking at previous supply chain movements like fair trade coffee might be worth doing.
Looking forward to the summary post!