Would love some feedback on this, especially from new ALFs
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Sara Casey Taleff says:
You are so cool. This is awesome. It puts it all together and now I realize the intention behind the different modes of interaction. Love. Love. Love. The only thing I don’t get as a newbie are the hashtags listed under Slack. Should I know these tags or be using them somehow when I slack people? Thanks for filling me in and for making this awesome visual pathway for me to follow!
Wow, good stuff Drew. Someone’s been keeping “busy” on illustrator.
My only note is that Faci-Prac isn’t what the name of the Trello board is (it’s Facil Prac, with an “L”), and that ideally it should be consistent everywhere. But that’s a non-issue.
@sarataleff, those hashtags are just there under Slack because Slack formats them that way. For some reason channels can’t have upper case letters or spaces and the begin with a “#”.
Super super Drew. Maybe I missed it this weekend, but was there a discussion about the higher level network membranes process? Curious to know more about how/where decision-making fits into our communication channels (and documentation/appeal thereof) — especially w/ network growth questions in mind. (On-the-ground level this is more like i.e. If I miss a network call, what do I miss? — which is probably covered in the communication charters doc you worked on, which I still need to review.)
You are so cool. This is awesome. It puts it all together and now I realize the intention behind the different modes of interaction. Love. Love. Love. The only thing I don’t get as a newbie are the hashtags listed under Slack. Should I know these tags or be using them somehow when I slack people? Thanks for filling me in and for making this awesome visual pathway for me to follow!
Wow, good stuff Drew. Someone’s been keeping “busy” on illustrator.
My only note is that Faci-Prac isn’t what the name of the Trello board is (it’s Facil Prac, with an “L”), and that ideally it should be consistent everywhere. But that’s a non-issue.
@sarataleff, those hashtags are just there under Slack because Slack formats them that way. For some reason channels can’t have upper case letters or spaces and the begin with a “#”.
Super super Drew. Maybe I missed it this weekend, but was there a discussion about the higher level network membranes process? Curious to know more about how/where decision-making fits into our communication channels (and documentation/appeal thereof) — especially w/ network growth questions in mind. (On-the-ground level this is more like i.e. If I miss a network call, what do I miss? — which is probably covered in the communication charters doc you worked on, which I still need to review.)
We never really got to communication charters. I’ll try and add in information about decision making, that would be a good idea.