###### tags: `Shenanigan` # She Community Huddle 2021-06-21 ## Chair Update - Last week: Was on vacation for most. Vipul meeting was good. Met with and coordinated with - This week: finalizing workgroups setups in github/zenhub. Systems Engineer search. Team checkins - Roadblocks: ## Kilgore Update - Last week: Progress on PinkPaper, not finished but looking good. - This week: Working on PinkPaper - Roadblocks: Architecture section in pinkpaper, needs assistance with nuts and bolts. ## Kitty Update - Last week: Gitcoin summary - This week: Glossary/docs writing - Roadblocks: None stated ## PrettyScone Update - He's here, and that is good. :) ## Shax Update - Last week: Search bar, swipers, cards. - This week: Details page, (inaudible) - Roadblocks: none stated ## YoungKidWarrior Update - Last week: - Saeloun meeting for dev contracting work. 2 devs on their way. Docs in hand, paperwork being worked on. - Costs estimated: roughly a few thousand a month. - We need 4 devs - This week: - LP script - smart contracts - SAP (security action plan), diagraming and outlining ## Gitcoin Grant Idea Sesh GamePlanning - What to do with funds? - How to plan/create a triaged list ## What to do with alvin/agave - How do we approach handling the situation? - Do we give them the option of using the fix we will have for Shweatpants? Since it is the exact same fix needed. - We can "wash our hands" like Pontius Pilote if we deliver a fix for them, whether they ask for it or not. - Its not just Agave, we want the Agave community happy. - We should write a proposal about how much funds we have, what it would cost us. - We should spirit bomb first, then alvin mea culpa second - What verbage should we adopt as a community in response to FUD from agave/alvin community? - Should we stay silent or adopt a unified approach? - We can say what is definetely true, that we are refunding Shweatpants. - Other than the we should stay quiet about the other plans while they solidify. ## Spirit Bomb - Pinkpaper: in progress - Video: in progress - Brandbook: in progress