After the community call
It was very useful to me finally meeting @Kaja in person.
Listing here the things where, in my understanding, we are in agreement. Let me know if I’m missing something?
- We have set up a Documentation wiki as a go to place for people to: find instructions, volunteer to document sessions, get juicy questions & finally upload links to notes and recordings. I really liked the roles Kaja mentions above so I added them (mischievous question seeker? :D) We maintain the wiki collectively.
- Kaja takes care of setting up instructions and calls for harvesting (what it means, why you should do it), list of logistic materials needed and a physical place on location where we provide materials - on paper too (loved the A4 "logbook" was it?). However, she will not be running around during the event to micro manage this.
- Tentatively we agree on a P2P Harvesting Challenge: by making people's bios available on site - we each choose someone to interview during the event and document their reflections. not everyone will do it, but it can encourage sharing and bonding.
- Coordination at the event: we set up a meetup before LOTE5 (24th? 25th at noon?) starts to meet each other and go over the processes.
Happy to see @jimmytidey signed up for this task. Are you coming?? Everyone, for reference, here’s Jimmy’s example of community journalism: Jimmy Tidey's portfolio site This is pretty much what we want to encourage.