# Working doc - input from Dweb tools WS People in the WS are interested in: - Resource allocation and mapping tools - Notifications - Community software should show norms (can we use where/prosocial stuff?) - Publish/Subscribe features, is info up to date (for instance dietary stuff) - Sticky notes, applications that can segment and converge, crossing perspecitves - picture sharing and annotation - transient groups (groups that come in and out of existance easily) - posting goals and coordiante - find similar goals - cohesion into unified view - shared culture and collaboration - tools for creating larger community projects, cicular economy type things - interoperability, can be on the people level (not only protocol) - using "WE" as a protocol agnostic app platform/base (for eg holo+SSB+Cabal) - Obeject library (alterior attached to an object) - "Map of needs", bottom up creaigslist - "personal bridging", linking across contexts asa capability ## Videos Paul d'Auost did film during the WS and has put a bunch of it up on the internet archive so for someone that wants to re-live this exiting event or someone who wasn't there, here's a bunch of footage: 1: https://archive.org/details/dwebcamp2022_pauldaoust_1880 2: https://archive.org/details/dwebcamp2022_pauldaoust_1881 3: https://archive.org/details/dwebcamp2022_pauldaoust_1882 4: https://archive.org/details/dwebcamp2022_pauldaoust_1883 5: https://archive.org/details/dwebcamp2022_pauldaoust_1884 6: https://archive.org/details/dwebcamp2022_pauldaoust_1886 7: https://archive.org/details/dwebcamp2022_pauldaoust_1887 8: https://archive.org/details/dwebcamp2022_pauldaoust_1888
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10/9/2023
gather - co-creative event application

synopsis Software for co-creating, accessing, and managing emergent events. It could be a meeting for a project, practice session for a martial art, gaming session, hobby hangout, or a big celebration. Gather lets you see and actualize previously invisible possibilities for coming together with the people in your life around the things you care about. gather is software that enables people to form events in a way that both promotes flexibility and mutual leadership as well as clarifying and making commitments visible. overview the gather application will let people create simple events both within a group or in a more open space.

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plenty - a buyers club module

This is a description of the minimal viable product needs for a system that is able to handle ordering and settle credit in a buyers club. The process and flows here are modelled to fit with how we work now in Röstånga. In general anyone in the buyers club is free to start an order process from any supplier, gather what everyone wants to order from what is on offer with that supplier/producers and send that order to the producer. The order is then delivered to the buyers club space and is checked and sorted for each member that has made purchases in that order. Once the order is checked the member is sent the final summarized price of the products they ordered and send the money (this could change a little with the credit system). The money is revieved and the invoice to the supplier/producer is paid. Everyone eats well. Learning from REA meeting - sept 22 Price is an intent - valueflows doesn't care what a resource is

3/29/2023
gather - an co-creating events

Synopsis An event management application for a community. Barebone module that allows anyone to create an event, anyone else to choose attending. Creators should also be able to cancel events. Qustion to clarify What are the differences with doing this on HOlochain, how is it different from regular centralized tech, why is that important? User stories A person should be able to create an event, either open (public) or invite only (private) (25 Nov) Events could be marked as having a ticket cost, but purchasing is not handled in MVP People should be able to mark as attending

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