[HACC] Fwd: Infrastructure and organization discussion results

[faze]

Hey Carsten,

Emanuel and I are still working on the kanboard; I didn't realize that
Peter published it on the wiki already ;-)

We'll send an email once everything is ready. Feel free to PM me/us if
you have additional suggestions :)

Also, I'll definitely offer the kanboard to the c3csoc team as soon as
it is set up.

Best regards
faze

On 04.01.19 16:35, Carsten Knoll wrote:
> Hi Seth and the infrastructure team,
>
> a happy and hopefully healthy new year also to you.
>
>
> Thank you very much for setting up the infrastructure. I really
> appreciate that we also have a wekan instance now, which I learned from
> the wiki. I really think that a Kanban board can help groups to make the
> step from "just communication" to "actual activity".
>
> If I understand it correctly there is no common wekan-board right now.
> So to enable users to collaborate on that platform I think two things
> must happen:
>
> 1. somebody must create a board and pertinently amend its structure
> 2. users must be invited (or the board must be public)
>
>
> I am not in favor of a public board (which appear to be crawled by earch
> engines).
>
>
> I could do that but i definitely dont want to jump the queue. ;) Anyway
> I think admin rights to the general board should be granted to at least
> three people.
>
> By the way: Am I right in thinking that the c3sustainability group also
> might use the Wekan and the other HACC infrastructure?
>
> Best,
>
> Carsten
>
>
>
>
> On 1/3/19 7:53 AM, seth wrote:
>> Dear Haccers,
>>
>> a very happy new year to you all! I hope that unlike me, most of you
>> were spared from the congress influenza.
>>
>> ---
>>
>> Here's a brief summary of the discussion by the
>> infrastructure/organization group from Day 4.
>>
>> First of all, we decided to stick with the uberspace that I set up for
>> the mailing list for now.
>>
>> With regard to tools, we decided to keep things simple for the time
>> being and, besides the mailing list, to set up a wiki
>>
>>> https://hacc.uber.space/wiki/
>> as a place for more permanent documents as well as a Matrix chatroom
>>
>>> #hacc:matrix.org
>>> https://matrix.to/#/#hacc:matrix.org
>> for quick discussions. As for the etherpads, I'm guessing @David won't
>> mind if we continue to use
>>
>>> https://pad.totalism.org
>> Peter was nice enough to quickly register/find some domains, and the
>> wiki is already reachable at https://hacc.wiki, the other domains are
>> `hackvironment.org` (registered) and `hacc.fyi`.
>>
>> We didn't talk about this during the discussion, but I also took the
>> liberty of creating a mastodon account
>>
>>> https://chaos.social/@hacc
>> Besides the technical aspects, we also agreed that to keep the momentum
>> of this group going, we should try to increase our numbers quickly.
>> Currently, we have ~50 subscribers and should attempt to at least double
>> that number within the next few weeks. I'm sure everyone of you knows at
>> least one other hacker interested in working on climate change related
>> issues, so that shouldn't be too hard.
>>
>> With regard to decision making within our group, we would like to try
>> out a 'vetoed consensus' strategy in the vein of the Premium collective:
>>
>> http://www.premium-cola.de/betriebssystem/soziales/190-modul-konsensdemokratie
>> (german only, sorry)
>>
>> ---
>>
>> I would like to invite you all to use the infrastructure we set up to
>> continue the discussions, document your results and to reach out to and
>> connect with like-minded people and groups.
>>
>> I am also very interested in the results from the other discussion
>> groups on Day 4. It would be nice if each group could provide us with a
>> brief summary of their discussion.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> seth
>>
>>
>
>

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