IRC log of #sjcompute for Wednesday, 2026-11-11

dcammueGood morning chris_ 10:50
jelknerGood morning chris_ 10:57
jelknerWhere in https://meet.mayfirst.org/sjcompute10:58
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WebsterssMeeting created! ID: 6KJ4 | Name: SJC Presentation on Jetro Development11:02
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WebsterssMeeting '6KJ4 - SJC Presentation on Jetro Development' is now active!11:03
reslDaniel is facilitating, presenting on recent work to sjcompute.org. The site is down at the moment - Daniel will reach out to Thomas about it. Daniel will show the updates from local machine in Jitsi.11:04
resl"Our Circle" should be "Our Circles" I think11:08
reslThere are new pages and features. There is a page about Circles, where prospective members can read about and request to join a Circle within SJC11:10
reslIs the website a way of connecting with the public and sharing what SJC does? The website can be both to show what we do and to engage current members as a web app for participation. Jeff had suggested SJC become a member organization soon11:19
reslGood idea to add some information about Sociocracy to explain why there are "Circles" and what those are in sociocracy and in SJC11:20
reslLet's also add some info about the reason we add info about our processes - like, "Transparency is important to us so we share as much as possible about our processes here online for prospective members and supporters"11:21
reslChris adds some specific suggestions. Teach-Ins might be more of a specific project as opposed to its own section of the site, when there is a section for projects11:22
reslJeff would like SJC members to decide ASAP on a process for how to update the site. Rachel also asked earlier what is the process in Jetro behind these updates? Is there a person responsible for certain things, like design vs. content, etc.? Should SJC members make issues in Gitlab for updates?11:24
reslJeff mentioned that as a LibreOrganize site, SJC members can login and add content about their bios and/or projects or circles they are involved with. Developers will need to set things up to enable this11:26
reslThe Teach-Ins page is more of an ongoing collaboration with NSTI/CNSS featuring ongoing events that are open to lots of public participation11:28
reslSJC members should now discuss how we want the site to be updated from where it is now. Janet joins the discussion and Daniel steps away.11:33
reslTo-do immediately for JWD: include some content about what is sociocracy and what are circles, and why do we share this info on our public site 11:35
reslRachel can send some content about sociocracy and transparency to JWD to add asap. SJC members let's get together all our notes to bring to the next SJC meeting and feel free to make gitlab issues once we discuss together on Sunday and have a collective sense of the changes we want made to the site.11:41
reslJanet and Jeff will get the content in place about the Teach-Ins ASAP. The work of making decisions as a group is greater than the work of making decisions arbitrarily or unilaterally, so it requires time and energy to have a "circle" for some project or aspect of operations. It is great socially but in practice, it does require more work and time.11:43
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