Thank you
Maria, thanks for your honesty and making things clear when they may not be for all here. Obviously many of those coming to Lote4 did work, and as it usually happens, some more than others, yet we should all be proud. The earning of Lote4 tickets idea was to find a way to compensate this with 1) invitation to the event = shared pool of knowledge and networks and 2) travel grants, only the latter being actual financial compensation (far from being enough, it was the main resource that the ER company could put on the table this time based on this years fundraising, which is already an improvement from last year).
I know you know this already, just restating in case others don’t…
Following our session on transparency and Patrick’s post on community transitions, I will be preparing a post on all Lote4 related, budget, decision making and hours Edgeryders have spent collectively to prepare it.
Following the Open Ethnographer session and the discussion about ethics, it’s becoming clear we need to come up with a comprehensive consent from Edgeryders site users which informs participation in ethnographic research more than legal terms of reference… I will come back to you on that after talking this through with @Inga_Popovaite.