FractalWorkingGroup - Revision history

Mcint: Add :Category:WG & :Category:Guild

2023-12-24T05:59:18Z

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	Working groups are a group creation pattern that predates [[guilds]]. Working groups may be more temporary subgroups within guilds that do a thing and group participants may or may not be ongoing participants of the larger guilds or participate just in that group for a limited time.		Working groups are a group creation pattern that predates [[guilds]]. Working groups may be more temporary subgroups within guilds that do a thing and group participants may or may not be ongoing participants of the larger guilds or participate just in that group for a limited time.
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			[[Category:Guild]]
			[[Category:WG]]

	== Fractal Working Group ==		== Fractal Working Group ==

2021-12-21T10:50:56Z

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	{{MetaGuild}}		{{MetaGuild}}
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	Working groups are a group creation pattern that predates [[guilds]]. Working groups may be more temporary subgroups within guilds that do a thing and group participants may or may not be ongoing participants of the larger guilds or participate just in that group for a limited time.		Working groups are a group creation pattern that predates [[guilds]]. Working groups may be more temporary subgroups within guilds that do a thing and group participants may or may not be ongoing participants of the larger guilds or participate just in that group for a limited time.
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2020-07-08T03:25:17Z

Fractal Working Group

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	== Fractal Working Group ==		== Fractal Working Group ==

	current version: 0.0.1-uberalpha		===current version: 0.0.2-alpha===
			* 0.0.2-alpha: WGs are a factory method for a group to do a thing that may be a subgroup of guilds.
			* 0.0.1-uberalpha: WGs are a factory method for a group.

	The "FractalWorkingGroup" is NOT a group; it is a "factory method" for a group.		The "FractalWorkingGroup" is NOT a group; it is a "factory method" for a group.
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	* When the list is long enough, we'll make a separate WG wiki page listing all existing groups, each linked to the group's individual page.		* When the list is long enough, we'll make a separate WG wiki page listing all existing groups, each linked to the group's individual page.
	* Some groups require (yes, require) technical or other skills and expertise. (e.g. managing the LAN.) Care should be taken to encourage skillful participation without becoming exclusionary. Responsibilities shared by few are a liability, and cause Noisebridge as an organization to be fragile.		* Some groups require (yes, require) technical or other skills and expertise. (e.g. managing the LAN.) Care should be taken to encourage skillful participation without becoming exclusionary. Responsibilities shared by few are a liability, and cause Noisebridge as an organization to be fragile.


	== Current Working Groups ==		== Current Working Groups ==

2020-07-08T03:23:15Z

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			Working groups are a group creation pattern that predates [[guilds]]. Working groups may be more temporary subgroups within guilds that do a thing and group participants may or may not be ongoing participants of the larger guilds or participate just in that group for a limited time.
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	== Fractal Working Group ==		== Fractal Working Group ==

2020-07-08T03:16:28Z

2018-08-02T21:35:19Z

Current Working Groups

2018-08-02T21:35:12Z

Past Working Groups

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	* [[KitchenWorkingGroup]]		* [[KitchenWorkingGroup]]
	* [[WorkingGroup:Documentation]]		* [[WorkingGroup:Documentation]]
	* ''add your group here!''

	{{ManualPage}}		{{ManualPage}}

2018-08-02T21:35:03Z

Current Working Groups

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	== Current Working Groups ==		== Current Working Groups ==

			* [[SafeSpaceWG]]
			* [[CommunityWorkingGroup]]

			== Past Working Groups ==

	* [[SecWG]]		* [[SecWG]]
	* [[CommunityWorkingGroup]]
	* [[SafeSpaceWG]]
	* [[KitchenWorkingGroup]]		* [[KitchenWorkingGroup]]
	* [[WorkingGroup:Documentation]]		* [[WorkingGroup:Documentation]]

2015-11-12T00:10:01Z

adding reminder that Failure is an Option

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	* don't be afraid to spin off a new group, perhaps a specialist group, if your group feels unwieldy.		* don't be afraid to spin off a new group, perhaps a specialist group, if your group feels unwieldy.
	* expect (don't be surprised) that people will come and go. design your group with that in mind.		* expect (don't be surprised) that people will come and go. design your group with that in mind.

			Remember:

			* Failure is an Option!

2014-12-09T02:56:36Z

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	* groups should seek in all respects of operation to uphold the [[Noisebridge_Vision]].		* groups should seek in all respects of operation to uphold the [[Noisebridge_Vision]].
	* groups should strive to choose communications medium/media that preserve history, so that Noisebridge as an organism can best analyze successes and mistakes. See below.		* groups should strive to choose communications medium/media that preserve history, so that Noisebridge as an organism can best analyze successes and mistakes. See below.
	* any NB member* may join, observe, or send suggestions to any group. (*"member" means any Board Member, ~~Member, or Associate~~ Member, and any other formally approved NB participant)		* any NB member* may join, observe, or send suggestions to any group. (*"member" means any Board Member, Member, and any other formally approved NB participant)
	* any NB non-member may participate in a group with the sponsorship of one formally recognized NB "member" as defined above.		* any NB non-member may participate in a group with the sponsorship of one formally recognized NB "member" as defined above.
	* groups should declare and practice a "continuation strategy" (except in the case of a deliberately time-limited group). See below.		* groups should declare and practice a "continuation strategy" (except in the case of a deliberately time-limited group). See below.