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Future preference tools will connect questions and topic interests to new programs.
Preview preferences →Share
Come learn something. Share something you know. Help make the next thing happen.
Participation pathways
You do not need to be an academic, professional instructor, software developer, or experienced event worker to contribute.
Future preference tools will connect questions and topic interests to new programs.
Preview preferences →A workflow, technique, failure, tool, or well-framed question can be worth exploring together.
Preview skill-share intake →Future gatherings can make room for experiments in progress as well as finished work.
Read participation status →Shows, streams, installations, and workshops need many kinds of hands-on support.
Preview event-work intake →Programming, coordination, governance, and partnerships are distinct from event-day labor.
Read participation status →Documentation, code, accessible design, archives, and community technology all need stewardship.
Explore the infrastructure questions →The community loop
Community input becomes future programs; events produce resources and contributors; documentation becomes the starting point for the next question.
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Participation status
The community email list now uses a double-opt-in confirmation process. Skill-share, project, preference, and event-work interfaces remain previews until each has a private destination, consent language, and retention policy.
No information entered in the disabled participation previews is sent or stored.