Hackweek Spring 2020 - Revision history

Rumwerfer: /* Welcome session */ add picture

2020-04-19T20:24:36Z

Welcome session: add picture

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	Participants: Abel, Dario, Edvard, Ludovica, Marco, Mariano, Michal, Mikael, Nick		Participants: Abel, Dario, Edvard, Ludovica, Marco, Mariano, Michal, Mikael, Nick

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	=== Setting up dev environment ===		=== Setting up dev environment ===

Edvard: /* Closing session */

2020-04-19T18:48:41Z

Closing session

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	Meeting notes: https://codi.kanthaus.online/trustroots-hackweek-closing		Meeting notes: https://codi.kanthaus.online/trustroots-hackweek-closing

	Purpose of the meeting:		==== Purpose of the meeting ====
	* group cohesion - getting things an people together		* group cohesion - getting things an people together
	* wrap up and celebrate		* wrap up and celebrate
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	* outlook for the future - how to continue from hereTrustroots has an informal organizational structure right now. A do-ocracy approach, and trust-based access to resources and decisions.		* outlook for the future - how to continue from hereTrustroots has an informal organizational structure right now. A do-ocracy approach, and trust-based access to resources and decisions.

			==== Subgroup wrap-ups ====
	The subgroups summarize what happened and their outcomes.		The subgroups summarize what happened and their outcomes.
	* getting started with trustroots coding		* getting started with trustroots coding
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	* organization		* organization

	Everyone shares his individual reflection on the Hackweek		==== Reflection ====
			Everyone shares his/her individual reflection on the Hackweek
	* things that went well		* things that went well
	* things that went not so well		* things that went not so well
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	* how will I go on from here?		* how will I go on from here?

	Announcements of next events:		==== Announcements of next events ====
	* 20.4. 17pm (CEST / UTC + 2) - next regular phone call		* 20.4. 17pm (CEST / UTC + 2) - next regular phone call
	** pad for calls: https://codi.kanthaus.online/trustroots		** pad for calls: https://codi.kanthaus.online/trustroots
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	* points of contact: slack, mumble,...		* points of contact: slack, mumble,...

	Goodbye for now:		==== Goodbye for now ====

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Edvard: /* Closing session */

2020-04-19T18:47:19Z

Closing session

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	Coordinator: Edvard		Coordinator: Edvard

	Meeting notes: https://codi.kanthaus.online/trustroots-hackweek-closing		Meeting notes: https://codi.kanthaus.online/trustroots-hackweek-closing

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	Goodbye for now:		Goodbye for now:

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Edvard: /* Closing session */

2020-04-19T18:46:50Z

Closing session

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	** who's interested? please comment on slack thread: https://trustroots.slack.com/archives/CCHS8HPJQ/p1587240108134200		** who's interested? please comment on slack thread: https://trustroots.slack.com/archives/CCHS8HPJQ/p1587240108134200
	* points of contact: slack, mumble,...		* points of contact: slack, mumble,...

			Goodbye for now:
			[[File:Trustroots-closing-session.jpg\|600px]]

	== Tools ==		== Tools ==

Edvard: /* Closing Session */

2020-04-19T18:15:26Z

Closing Session

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	I really liked reading https://disco.coop/manifesto/ too, but I don't think the model quite fits this case. I'd love to have (or make) another model/manifesto that works for trustroots and other similar projects!		I really liked reading https://disco.coop/manifesto/ too, but I don't think the model quite fits this case. I'd love to have (or make) another model/manifesto that works for trustroots and other similar projects!

	=== Closing ~~Session~~ ===		=== Closing session ===

	Coordinator: Edvard		Coordinator: Edvard

Edvard: /* Program */

2020-04-19T18:15:11Z

Program

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Edvard: /* Sessions */

2020-04-19T18:13:49Z

Sessions

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	I really liked reading https://disco.coop/manifesto/ too, but I don't think the model quite fits this case. I'd love to have (or make) another model/manifesto that works for trustroots and other similar projects!		I really liked reading https://disco.coop/manifesto/ too, but I don't think the model quite fits this case. I'd love to have (or make) another model/manifesto that works for trustroots and other similar projects!

			=== Closing Session ===

			Coordinator: Edvard
			Meeting notes: https://codi.kanthaus.online/trustroots-hackweek-closing

			Purpose of the meeting:
			* group cohesion - getting things an people together
			* wrap up and celebrate
			* reflection on the hackweek
			* outlook for the future - how to continue from hereTrustroots has an informal organizational structure right now. A do-ocracy approach, and trust-based access to resources and decisions.

			The subgroups summarize what happened and their outcomes.
			* getting started with trustroots coding
			* react migration
			* references feature
			* support
			* devops
			* translations
			* iOS app
			* content - roots of trust
			* organization

			Everyone shares his individual reflection on the Hackweek
			* things that went well
			* things that went not so well
			* emotions experienced
			* open thoughts for the future
			* how will I go on from here?

			Announcements of next events:
			* 20.4. 17pm (CEST / UTC + 2) - next regular phone call
			** pad for calls: https://codi.kanthaus.online/trustroots
			** in jitsi: https://meet.collective.tools/trustroots
			* next session on organization
			** who's interested? please comment on slack thread: https://trustroots.slack.com/archives/CCHS8HPJQ/p1587240108134200
			* points of contact: slack, mumble,...

	== Tools ==		== Tools ==

Nicksellen: /* Organization Structures */

2020-04-17T22:34:27Z

Organization Structures

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	Topics that are interesting to me to share thoughts about are:		Topics that are interesting to me to share thoughts about are:
	- how to decide things (low-bureaucracy, transparent, ...)
	- receiving money (donations / funding)		* how to decide things (low-bureaucracy, transparent, ...)
	- distributing money (solidarity, not wages; fair, not equal)		* receiving money (donations / funding)
	- supporting people to contribute that don't have the luxury of time to volunteer		* distributing money (solidarity, not wages; fair, not equal)
	- elected board?		* supporting people to contribute that don't have the luxury of time to volunteer
	- tech vs non-tech people (how to avoid being a dev-only project)		* elected board?
			* tech vs non-tech people (how to avoid being a dev-only project)

	I also tie this stuff into wider concepts - how to challenge society and show there is another way to organise, gift economy approaches.		I also tie this stuff into wider concepts - how to challenge society and show there is another way to organise, gift economy approaches.

Nicksellen: /* Organization Structures */

2020-04-17T22:33:04Z

Organization Structures

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	Coordinator: Nick		Coordinator: Nick

	~~Stuff about creating~~ and ~~maintaining sustainable open source community projects~~.		Trustroots has an informal organizational structure right now. A do-ocracy approach, and trust-based access to resources and decisions.

	~~Some concepts:~~		I'd like to see the wider community much more involved in the direction/process, and get a really strong connection between the group of active contributors, where we take the time to listen to each other and find good ways forward.
	* co-operatives / ~~open co-ops~~
	* gift economies

	I ~~found~~ a ~~lot of interesting stuff through reading~~ https://~~disco~~.~~coop~~/~~manifesto~~/.		It's a very alive topic for me right, as I also try to make my personal life work in harmony with projects like this (community-based open source software). I want these projects to be really sustainable and resilient, and the main part of my life - it's all I work on right now. You can read a bit more about my personal angle here --> https://liberapay.com/nicksellen/.

	~~And you~~ can ~~read what is kind~~ of ~~like my personal manifesto on my liberapay page~~ --> https://~~liberapay~~.~~com~~/~~nicksellen~~/		I don't want/need anything to happen very fast, most important to me is getting a good feeling within the team(s), but I do want to share this vision of how I can see trustroots going, and want to start the conversation about this stuff.

			Topics that are interesting to me to share thoughts about are:
			- how to decide things (low-bureaucracy, transparent, ...)
			- receiving money (donations / funding)
			- distributing money (solidarity, not wages; fair, not equal)
			- supporting people to contribute that don't have the luxury of time to volunteer
			- elected board?
			- tech vs non-tech people (how to avoid being a dev-only project)

			I also tie this stuff into wider concepts - how to challenge society and show there is another way to organise, gift economy approaches.

			I really liked reading https://disco.coop/manifesto/ too, but I don't think the model quite fits this case. I'd love to have (or make) another model/manifesto that works for trustroots and other similar projects!

	== Tools ==		== Tools ==

Nicksellen: /* Program */

2020-04-17T07:47:01Z

Program

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