Trustroots Wiki - User contributions [en]

Help refugees

2022-03-01T20:58:26Z

Jans:

Can we help Ukrainian refugees?

Many hitchhikers have met and befriended Ukrainians over the years. Some of us have even travelled there.

What can we do?

For a comprehensive list of information per country see https://how-to-help-ukraine-now.super.site/refuge-for-ukrainians

and https://www.shelter4ua.com/

Refugees can also use hospitality exchange platforms to look for hosts of course

* make it easier for people who have left or are planning to leave to find temporary accommodation on [[:bw:|BeWelcome]], [[:couchers:|Couchers]], [[:trustroots:|Trustroots]]
* support, coordinate and actually set up places

Relevant links:

* https://www.bewelcome.org/forums/s24290-Ukraine_war_refugees/

* https://www.refugees-welcome.net/#details

-
If you'd like to contribute to the https://refugees.openHospitality.network

check out its github [https://github.com/OpenHospitalityNetwork/fedi-trustroots/issues/92]

or get in touch through its matrix [https://matrix.to/#/#ohn:matrix.org]

Help refugees

2022-03-01T20:33:58Z

Jans:

Can we help Ukrainian refugees?

Many hitchhikers have met and befriended Ukrainians over the years. Some of us have even travelled there.

What can we do?

For a comprehensive list of information per country see https://how-to-help-ukraine-now.super.site/refuge-for-ukrainians

Refugees can also use hospitality exchange platforms to look for hosts of course

* make it easier for people who have left or are planning to leave to find temporary accommodation on [[:bw:|BeWelcome]], [[:couchers:|Couchers]], [[:trustroots:|Trustroots]]
* support, coordinate and actually set up places

Relevant links:

* https://www.bewelcome.org/forums/s24290-Ukraine_war_refugees/

* https://www.refugees-welcome.net/#details

-
If you'd like to contribute to the https://refugees.openHospitality.network

check out its github [https://github.com/OpenHospitalityNetwork/fedi-trustroots/issues/92]

or get in touch through its matrix [https://matrix.to/#/#ohn:matrix.org]

Help refugees

2022-03-01T20:20:31Z

Jans: Created page with " Can we help Ukrainian refugees? Many hitchhikers have met and befriended Ukrainians over the years. Some of us have even travelled there. What can we do? For a comprehensi..."

Circles

2022-01-29T16:02:01Z

Jans:

Circles are collections of people who share an interest. Joining them helps you to find like minded people. It also adds to the picture people get out of you when viewing your profile.

Joining a [https://www.trustroots.org/circles/ circle] is easy. Just go the [circles] page, see which ones you feel are right for you and click join. If there are any circles you think are missing you can send the volunteers a [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfJrw7Iche4mpgXgJ-FPyyQeyMGftRIz2t004kcIBtgPQQC2w/viewform suggestions].

Experiences

2022-01-29T15:55:40Z

Jans: /* How to share an experience? */

==Why would you share an experience==

There are multiple reasons why someone would want to read or share an experience;

It’s a way to say “thank you” in to someone who has helped you.
One can get an idea of an experience you could have with this person. Maybe the person(s) enjoys long conversations, takes their guests on tours, is busy or not busy, or enjoys a faster or slower pace of life. You can get an idea through the experiences posted along with their bio.
You may want to see if the persons is active in the community — Perhaps you prefer to stay only with those who clearly demonstrate a level of generosity in hospitality and have some more experience than others.
Perhaps you’d like to understand what kind of people someone is meeting and how? Did they meet only with one gender, or families, or a speakers of a certain language, or people coming from a geographic region? It can give cues to the type of person the host has accepted in the past that could serve your research in picking a host.
A sense of safety and being able to trust fellow members is quite important. While experiences can never be a truly proactive safety feature all the time, it does help significantly to reduce risks for those using Trustroots.
How to Share your Experience with Others
To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page.

==How to share an experience?==

To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page and click share your experience. For a more detailed explanation with pictures go [https://ideas.trustroots.org/2021/04/27/you-can-now-share-your-experiences-with-members/ here]

These experiences will then appear on both of your profile pages after both of you have written an experience, or after 14 days have passed. After this two weeks limit, you can still share an experience but you will not be able to add recommendation.

==Bad Actors==
What if your experience with another person using Trustroots was not great?

We take trust and safety seriously at Trustroots and if a said member has clearly behaved against our rules or otherwise disrespectful to you, or those you are traveling with please report them to support. If you, or someone you know, have been witness or a victim of a crime, please report it to the local police immediately, and inform us as well.

Posting a public “bad” experience on the said users profile may not be enough to inform future members about this person. So, we would appreciate if you report it to the support team, even as a precaution and make support aware of the member. If members can’t be recommended they will need to be asked to leave the community ultimately.

Experiences

2022-01-29T15:55:15Z

Jans:

==Why would you share an experience==

There are multiple reasons why someone would want to read or share an experience;

It’s a way to say “thank you” in to someone who has helped you.
One can get an idea of an experience you could have with this person. Maybe the person(s) enjoys long conversations, takes their guests on tours, is busy or not busy, or enjoys a faster or slower pace of life. You can get an idea through the experiences posted along with their bio.
You may want to see if the persons is active in the community — Perhaps you prefer to stay only with those who clearly demonstrate a level of generosity in hospitality and have some more experience than others.
Perhaps you’d like to understand what kind of people someone is meeting and how? Did they meet only with one gender, or families, or a speakers of a certain language, or people coming from a geographic region? It can give cues to the type of person the host has accepted in the past that could serve your research in picking a host.
A sense of safety and being able to trust fellow members is quite important. While experiences can never be a truly proactive safety feature all the time, it does help significantly to reduce risks for those using Trustroots.
How to Share your Experience with Others
To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page.

==How to share an experience?==

To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page and click share your experience. For a more detailed explanation with pictures go [https://ideas.trustroots.org/2021/04/27/you-can-now-share-your-experiences-with-members/ link here]

These experiences will then appear on both of your profile pages after both of you have written an experience, or after 14 days have passed. After this two weeks limit, you can still share an experience but you will not be able to add recommendation.

==Bad Actors==
What if your experience with another person using Trustroots was not great?

We take trust and safety seriously at Trustroots and if a said member has clearly behaved against our rules or otherwise disrespectful to you, or those you are traveling with please report them to support. If you, or someone you know, have been witness or a victim of a crime, please report it to the local police immediately, and inform us as well.

Posting a public “bad” experience on the said users profile may not be enough to inform future members about this person. So, we would appreciate if you report it to the support team, even as a precaution and make support aware of the member. If members can’t be recommended they will need to be asked to leave the community ultimately.

Experiences

2022-01-29T15:51:47Z

Jans:

There are multiple reasons why someone would want to read or share an experience;

It’s a way to say “thank you” in to someone who has helped you.
One can get an idea of an experience you could have with this person. Maybe the person(s) enjoys long conversations, takes their guests on tours, is busy or not busy, or enjoys a faster or slower pace of life. You can get an idea through the experiences posted along with their bio.
You may want to see if the persons is active in the community — Perhaps you prefer to stay only with those who clearly demonstrate a level of generosity in hospitality and have some more experience than others.
Perhaps you’d like to understand what kind of people someone is meeting and how? Did they meet only with one gender, or families, or a certain language, or geographic region? It can give cues to the type of person the host has accepted in the past that could serve your research in picking a host.
A sense of safety and being able to trust fellow members is quite important. While experiences can never be a truly proactive safety feature all the time, it does help significantly to reduce risks for those using Trustroots.
How to Share your Experience with Others
To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page.

How to share an experience?

To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page and click share your experience. For a more detailed explanation with pictures go [https://ideas.trustroots.org/2021/04/27/you-can-now-share-your-experiences-with-members/ link here]

These experiences will then appear on both of your profile pages after both of you have written an experience, or after 14 days have passed. After this two weeks limit, you can still share an experience but you will not be able to add recommendation.

Bad Actors
What if your experience with another person using Trustroots was not great?

We take trust and safety seriously at Trustroots and if a said member has clearly behaved against our rules or otherwise disrespectful to you, or those you are traveling with please report them to support. If you, or someone you know, have been witness or a victim of a crime, please report it to the local police immediately, and inform us as well.

Posting a public “bad” experience on the said users profile may not be enough to inform future members about this person. So, we would appreciate if you report it to the support team, even as a precaution and make support aware of the member. If members can’t be recommended they will need to be asked to leave the community ultimately.

Experiences

2022-01-29T15:46:01Z

Jans:

There are multiple reasons why someone would want to read or share an experience;

It’s a way to say “thank you” in to someone who has helped you.
One can get an idea of an experience you could have with this person. Maybe the person(s) enjoys long conversations, takes their guests on tours, is busy or not busy, or enjoys a faster or slower pace of life. You can get an idea through the experiences posted along with their bio.
You may want to see if the persons is active in the community — Perhaps you prefer to stay only with those who clearly demonstrate a level of generosity in hospitality and have some more experience than others.
Perhaps you’d like to understand what kind of people someone is meeting and how? Did they meet only with one gender, or families, or a certain language, or geographic region? It can give cues to the type of person the host has accepted in the past that could serve your research in picking a host.
A sense of safety and being able to trust fellow members is quite important. While experiences can never be a truly proactive safety feature all the time, it does help significantly to reduce risks for those using Trustroots.
How to Share your Experience with Others
To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page.

How to share an experience?

To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page.

[[File:https://i0.wp.com/ideas.trustroots.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Screenshot-2021-04-03-at-16.24.27.png?resize=1200%2C308&ssl=1]]

This is how shared experiences look like. You’ll get a brief summary on top as well.

[[File:https://i0.wp.com/ideas.trustroots.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/experiences-2021-april.png?resize=1200%2C982&ssl=1]]

These experiences will then appear on both of your profile pages after both of you have written an experience, or after 14 days have passed. After this two weeks limit, you can still share an experience but you will not be able to add recommendation.

Bad Actors
What if your experience with another person using Trustroots was not great?

We take trust and safety seriously at Trustroots and if a said member has clearly behaved against our rules or otherwise disrespectful to you, or those you are traveling with please report them to support. If you, or someone you know, have been witness or a victim of a crime, please report it to the local police immediately, and inform us as well.

Posting a public “bad” experience on the said users profile may not be enough to inform future members about this person. So, we would appreciate if you report it to the support team, even as a precaution and make support aware of the member. If members can’t be recommended they will need to be asked to leave the community ultimately.

Experiences

2022-01-21T22:30:31Z

Jans:

There are multiple reasons why someone would want to read or share an experience;

It’s a way to say “thank you” in to someone who has helped you.
One can get an idea of an experience you could have with this person. Maybe the person(s) enjoys long conversations, takes their guests on tours, is busy or not busy, or enjoys a faster or slower pace of life. You can get an idea through the experiences posted along with their bio.
You may want to see if the persons is active in the community — Perhaps you prefer to stay only with those who clearly demonstrate a level of generosity in hospitality and have some more experience than others.
Perhaps you’d like to understand what kind of people someone is meeting and how? Did they meet only with one gender, or families, or a certain language, or geographic region? It can give cues to the type of person the host has accepted in the past that could serve your research in picking a host.
A sense of safety and being able to trust fellow members is quite important. While experiences can never be a truly proactive safety feature all the time, it does help significantly to reduce risks for those using Trustroots.
How to Share your Experience with Others
To share about your experience, press “Share your experience” on their profile page.

How does sharing an experience look like?

These experiences will then appear on both of your profile pages after both of you have written an experience, or after 14 days have passed. After this two weeks limit, you can still share an experience but you will not be able to add recommendation.

Bad Actors
What if your experience with another person using Trustroots was not great?

We take trust and safety seriously at Trustroots and if a said member has clearly behaved against our rules or otherwise disrespectful to you, or those you are traveling with please report them to support. If you, or someone you know, have been witness or a victim of a crime, please report it to the local police immediately, and inform us as well.

Posting a public “bad” experience on the said users profile may not be enough to inform future members about this person. So, we would appreciate if you report it to the support team, even as a precaution and make support aware of the member. If members can’t be recommended they will need to be asked to leave the community ultimately.

Experiences

2022-01-21T22:18:04Z

Jans: Created page with "to be filled out later, look at old newsletters"

to be filled out later, look at old newsletters

Circles

2022-01-21T22:10:27Z

Jans: Created page with "To be written 0 what are circles 0 why circles are useful 0 which circles are there"

To be written

0 what are circles
0 why circles are useful
0 which circles are there

Meeting Minutes/2021-03-14 Regular Meeting

2021-03-14T20:25:15Z

Jans:

Facilitator: Tanja & Jans
Present: Chagai, Mariha (first ten minutes), Ivan, Loberto (last five minutes)

* Hellos and checkin in
Last week’s Action Points:
* Chagai will show @Tatiana Around in Tech: done.
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet: yet to do.
* Tanja will look into the apps available on Slack for timezone differences. Precious experiences in the team with these apps wherent positive. Therefore discussed to add info ahout the different timezones in the direct message of the greetbot to inform new volunteers.

* New topics / questions
* Mariha gave an update on Warmshowers. She's pretty close to informing Warmshowers users, they will be updated in the next few days. To 20,000 users. Welcometomygarden said they are not equiped to handle that many users. Future collaboration with welcometomygardens could be a possibility. In the message there is a link to a survey. Volunteers are welcome to take a look at the survey. Chagai suggests specically pinging Farbenrausch to take a look at the survey. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdDrYb8AjccK2vRRTwt11YWpjawLTxiDMvhmyZjYZblVuNLcw/viewform
* Chagai notes that the codi channel description of #general isnt up to date and will update this.
* There is a bridge channel, whatsapp/telegram/matrix/slack for volunteers. Telegram (https://t.me/trustrootshelp), WhatsApp(bit.ly/trustrootshelp) and Matrix (#help:trustroots.website).
* Translations are being rolled out for 5 languages. @Tanja made a draft for the blog about this, which will be edited by Mikael. Not all five languages are fully done due to react migration. Help for this and the translation of the other languages is going to be mentioned in the blog post.
* Loberto offered his help with direct small tasks, but has no time to become part of projects at the moment.

* Action points and outcomes
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet.
* Tanja will try putting an explainging the timezone of the general meeting in the greetbot message, and add the links of the bridged volunteers chat. If it doesn't work on her phone, she'll do it when she has access to a computer again. @Chagai has arranged a reminder message.
* If you have time for a small task: take a look at the warmshowers survey and give feedback if you find something. That would be really helpfull for @mariha.

Meeting Minutes/2021-03-14 Regular Meeting

2021-03-14T20:24:18Z

Jans:

Facilitator: Tanja & Jans
Present: Chagai, Mariha (first ten minutes), Ivan, Loberto (last five minutes)

Hellos and checkin in
* Last week’s Action Points:
* Chagai will show @Tatiana Around in Tech: done.
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet: yet to do.
* Tanja will look into the apps available on Slack for timezone differences. Precious experiences in the team with these apps wherent positive. Therefore discussed to add info ahout the different timezones in the direct message of the greetbot to inform new volunteers.

New topics / questions
* Mariha gave an update on Warmshowers. She's pretty close to informing Warmshowers users, they will be updated in the next few days. To 20,000 users. Welcometomygarden said they are not equiped to handle that many users. Future collaboration with welcometomygardens could be a possibility. In the message there is a link to a survey. Volunteers are welcome to take a look at the survey. Chagai suggests specically pinging Farbenrausch to take a look at the survey. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdDrYb8AjccK2vRRTwt11YWpjawLTxiDMvhmyZjYZblVuNLcw/viewform
* Chagai notes that the codi channel description of #general isnt up to date and will update this.
* There is a bridge channel, whatsapp/telegram/matrix/slack for volunteers. Telegram (https://t.me/trustrootshelp), WhatsApp(bit.ly/trustrootshelp) and Matrix (#help:trustroots.website).
* Translations are being rolled out for 5 languages. @Tanja made a draft for the blog about this, which will be edited by Mikael. Not all five languages are fully done due to react migration. Help for this and the translation of the other languages is going to be mentioned in the blog post.
* Loberto offered his help with direct small tasks, but has no time to become part of projects at the moment.

Action points and outcomes
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet.
* Tanja will try putting an explainging the timezone of the general meeting in the greetbot message, and add the links of the bridged volunteers chat. If it doesn't work on her phone, she'll do it when she has access to a computer again. @Chagai has arranged a reminder message.
* If you have time for a small task: take a look at the warmshowers survey and give feedback if you find something. That would be really helpfull for @mariha.

Meeting Minutes/2021-03-14 Regular Meeting

2021-03-14T20:23:39Z

Jans: Created page with "Facilitator: Tanja & Jans Present: Chagai, Mariha (first ten minutes), Ivan, Loberto (last five minutes) Hellos and checkin in** * **Last week’s Action Points:** * Chagai..."

Facilitator: Tanja & Jans
Present: Chagai, Mariha (first ten minutes), Ivan, Loberto (last five minutes)

Hellos and checkin in**
* **Last week’s Action Points:**
* Chagai will show @Tatiana Around in Tech: done.
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet: yet to do.
* Tanja will look into the apps available on Slack for timezone differences. Precious experiences in the team with these apps wherent positive. Therefore discussed to add info ahout the different timezones in the direct message of the greetbot to inform new volunteers.

New topics / questions**
* Mariha gave an update on Warmshowers. She's pretty close to informing Warmshowers users, they will be updated in the next few days. To 20,000 users. Welcometomygarden said they are not equiped to handle that many users. Future collaboration with welcometomygardens could be a possibility. In the message there is a link to a survey. Volunteers are welcome to take a look at the survey. Chagai suggests specically pinging Farbenrausch to take a look at the survey. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdDrYb8AjccK2vRRTwt11YWpjawLTxiDMvhmyZjYZblVuNLcw/viewform
* Chagai notes that the codi channel description of #general isnt up to date and will update this.
* There is a bridge channel, whatsapp/telegram/matrix/slack for volunteers. Telegram (https://t.me/trustrootshelp), WhatsApp(bit.ly/trustrootshelp) and Matrix (#help:trustroots.website).
* Translations are being rolled out for 5 languages. @Tanja made a draft for the blog about this, which will be edited by Mikael. Not all five languages are fully done due to react migration. Help for this and the translation of the other languages is going to be mentioned in the blog post.
* Loberto offered his help with direct small tasks, but has no time to become part of projects at the moment.

Action points and outcomes**
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet.
* Tanja will try putting an explainging the timezone of the general meeting in the greetbot message, and add the links of the bridged volunteers chat. If it doesn't work on her phone, she'll do it when she has access to a computer again. @Chagai has arranged a reminder message.
* If you have time for a small task: take a look at the warmshowers survey and give feedback if you find something. That would be really helpfull for @mariha.

Meeting Minutes/2021-02-28 Regular Meeting

2021-03-14T20:18:25Z

Jans: Created page with " Mikael showing around two features — wants to ship soon, but doesn’t want to decide on this call (better async on slack or deciding with more focused group of people):..."

Mikael showing around two features — wants to ship soon, but doesn’t want to decide on this call (better async on slack or deciding with more focused group of people):
Feedback/questions on “experiences feature”
- Other gender, follow up with slack link
- 25% members of the sites.
- People might feel its inconvenient if in one experience-pair there are “mismatching” recommendations
Feedback/questions on “i18n feature”
- Most people who are on such platform, they expect to use English.
- Chagai just wants to see things go live earlier :-)
=> Let’s decide by the end of next week if these are ready to roll. Mikael wants to hear Noah and Hlib still because they’ve been working on this a lot with us. :-)
Overview about situation with WS

Mahria:
- In WS since 2016
- Android app was pretty abandoned
- Attitudes of board changes, they tried to get more money
- Request for proposals to write new apps
- I estimated the service costs => 5K
- They released new app => changed it to be paid
- I wrote them that this isn’t good decision; there are lots of people people who can’t afford.
- The community didn’t feel heard in the process. And in something like Warmshowers community “owns”
- 1/3 of users interact with the platform
- We gave feedback, but never heard back. The way we maintained the app, sometimes we noticed some changes randomly.
- Communication wasn’t open.
- Prolly not everyone but we have some.
- Trying to decide on the message to show people who open the app now, because that’s the first time people will hear about this situation.
- Can you send them push notifications? Perhaps can, but likely not everyone who has app has added that permission since we started asking only recently.
- Open letter from volunteers WS abandoned?
- TR to introduce Cyclists circle.
- Gitter; main maintainer Sami(?). Planning to meet Tue 11am with Maria to talk about this.
- Main maintainer’s WS account was deleted. :-( They’re waiting for reply from WS.
- “Open identify to warm showers” FB group for discussion right now
- Running trustroots for WS app only, mobile app-only hospex?
- Separate instance of TR for this?
- Same instance (and thus same login) but still separate opt-in into Warmshowers app?

- We need something that is quick, something that makes it easy to join.
- I don’t want to be authoritative, but I want to give people a way to get here to Trustroots.
- Things that cyclists are used to, we should add those. A couple months ago my first impression was that compared to WS, I felt good in small community, and TR felt wider.
- Sandboxing was in TRs DNA from the beginning; it could be good feature to add now?

- Cyclists, vs Touring cyclists circle name?
- Or add a very specific “Warmshowers community” circle?
- From TR perspective Cyclists might be enough, but it’s fair that touring group might make it easier for Warmshowers folks to join

- Pull data about circles; “many people join many circles” claim

Meeting Minutes/2021-03-07 Regular Meeting

2021-03-14T20:14:38Z

Jans:

Minutes
Date: 2021-03-07
Facilitator: Tanja & Jans
Present: Tatiana, Ivan, Chagai, Suman, Oded

Agenda

* Hellos and checkin in**

Welcome new volunteers (Shawn).
@Shawn wasn’t present.
* Last week’s Action Points:**
* Rolling out Translations
* Collab Warmshowers
* Discuss more about the future of the Circles

* New topics / questions**
* There was confusion about the time to meet. The email for new volunteers said 16UTC+1. @Tatiana A therefore joined one hour before this meeting. One person was their shortly but left. We discussed about how to avoid this confusion in the future. @Tanja: there’re apps available in Slack which mentioning timezones. @Chagai agrees we need a better alternative then the site we use right now.
* Suman and @Tatiana Are new volunteers who joined. Suman is not on Slack but joins through Matrix in #devops
* @atiana A is experienced with React and development.
* Update Warmshowers collab: @mariha is working on an email for their members explaining their point of view. For now joining the TR cyclist circle is offered and using welcometomygarden.org. Conversation about this can be read in: #community
* About translations: the language picker did not work, Mikael has replaced the script. For further information see the github.
* Development of circles is probably the next point of focus after the release of experiences.
* Jans noticed there's a problem with the display of profile photos in the contact feature.

* Action points and outcomes**
* Chagai will show around @Tatiana A in Tech
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet.
* Oded suggests having a volunteer gathering next summer (Israel is almost done with their vacinations)
* Tanja will look into the apps available on Slack for timezone differences. (edited)

Meeting Minutes/2021-03-07 Regular Meeting

2021-03-14T20:14:15Z

Jans:

Minutes
Date: 2021-03-07
Facilitator: Tanja & Jans
Present: Tatiana, Ivan, Chagai, Suman, Oded

Agenda

* Hellos and checkin in**

Welcome new volunteers (Shawn).
@Shawn wasn’t present.
* **Last week’s Action Points:**
* Rolling out Translations
* Collab Warmshowers
* Discuss more about the future of the Circles

* New topics / questions**
* There was confusion about the time to meet. The email for new volunteers said 16UTC+1. @Tatiana A therefore joined one hour before this meeting. One person was their shortly but left. We discussed about how to avoid this confusion in the future. @Tanja: there’re apps available in Slack which mentioning timezones. @Chagai agrees we need a better alternative then the site we use right now.
* Suman and @Tatiana Are new volunteers who joined. Suman is not on Slack but joins through Matrix in #devops
* @atiana A is experienced with React and development.
* Update Warmshowers collab: @mariha is working on an email for their members explaining their point of view. For now joining the TR cyclist circle is offered and using welcometomygarden.org. Conversation about this can be read in: #community
* About translations: the language picker did not work, Mikael has replaced the script. For further information see the github.
* Development of circles is probably the next point of focus after the release of experiences.
* Jans noticed there's a problem with the display of profile photos in the contact feature.

* Action points and outcomes**
* Chagai will show around @Tatiana A in Tech
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet.
* Oded suggests having a volunteer gathering next summer (Israel is almost done with their vacinations)
* Tanja will look into the apps available on Slack for timezone differences. (edited)

Meeting Minutes/2021-03-07 Regular Meeting

2021-03-14T20:13:45Z

Jans:

Minutes
Date: 2021-03-07
Facilitator: Tanja & Jans
Present: Tatiana, Ivan, Chagai, Suman, Oded

Agenda

* **Hellos and checkin in**

Welcome new volunteers (Shawn).
@Shawn wasn’t present.
* **Last week’s Action Points:**
* Rolling out Translations
* Collab Warmshowers
* Discuss more about the future of the Circles

* **New topics / questions**
* There was confusion about the time to meet. The email for new volunteers said 16UTC+1. @Tatiana A therefore joined one hour before this meeting. One person was their shortly but left. We discussed about how to avoid this confusion in the future. @Tanja: there’re apps available in Slack which mentioning timezones. @Chagai agrees we need a better alternative then the site we use right now.
* Suman and @Tatiana Are new volunteers who joined. Suman is not on Slack but joins through Matrix in #devops
* @atiana A is experienced with React and development.
* Update Warmshowers collab: @mariha is working on an email for their members explaining their point of view. For now joining the TR cyclist circle is offered and using welcometomygarden.org. Conversation about this can be read in: #community
* About translations: the language picker did not work, Mikael has replaced the script. For further information see the github.
* Development of circles is probably the next point of focus after the release of experiences.
* Jans noticed there's a problem with the display of profile photos in the contact feature.

* **Action points and outcomes**
* Chagai will show around @Tatiana A in Tech
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet.
* Oded suggests having a volunteer gathering next summer (Israel is almost done with their vacinations)
* Tanja will look into the apps available on Slack for timezone differences. (edited)

Meeting Minutes/2021-03-07 Regular Meeting

2021-03-14T20:12:08Z

Jans: Created page with "## Minutes Date: 2021-03-07 Facilitator: Tanja & Jans Present: Tatiana, Ivan, Chagai, Suman, Oded ## Agenda * **Hellos and checkin in** Welcome new volunteers (Shawn). @Sha..."

## Minutes
Date: 2021-03-07
Facilitator: Tanja & Jans
Present: Tatiana, Ivan, Chagai, Suman, Oded

## Agenda

* **Hellos and checkin in**

Welcome new volunteers (Shawn).
@Shawn wasn’t present.
* **Last week’s Action Points:**
* Rolling out Translations
* Collab Warmshowers
* Discuss more about the future of the Circles

* **New topics / questions**
* There was confusion about the time to meet. The email for new volunteers said 16UTC+1. @Tatiana A therefore joined one hour before this meeting. One person was their shortly but left. We discussed about how to avoid this confusion in the future. @Tanja: there’re apps available in Slack which mentioning timezones. @Chagai agrees we need a better alternative then the site we use right now.
* Suman and @Tatiana Are new volunteers who joined. Suman is not on Slack but joins through Matrix in #devops
* @atiana A is experienced with React and development.
* Update Warmshowers collab: @mariha is working on an email for their members explaining their point of view. For now joining the TR cyclist circle is offered and using welcometomygarden.org. Conversation about this can be read in: #community
* About translations: the language picker did not work, Mikael has replaced the script. For further information see the github.
* Development of circles is probably the next point of focus after the release of experiences.
* Jans noticed there's a problem with the display of profile photos in the contact feature.

* **Action points and outcomes**
* Chagai will show around @Tatiana A in Tech
* Jans will check on github if the issue of the pictures in contacts is listed yet.
* Oded suggests having a volunteer gathering next summer (Israel is almost done with their vacinations)
* Tanja will look into the apps available on Slack for timezone differences. (edited)