Social.Coop is joining Meet.Coop

Just found the meet.coop registration form in our wiki under Tutorials.

How can social.coop members use socialcoop.meet.coop apparently an invite link is needed? (Maybe we can document this info in the updated wiki)

Perfect!

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On 31 mar 2022, 20:22, Matt Noyes (via Loomio) < notifications@loomio.org> ha scritto:

MN

Matt Noyes shared a check outcome.

Meet.Coop Board of Stewards ( https://www.loomio.org/p/btqWLw8f?stance_token=nqEjTXiYLNnu4JrPS8DhfzUV&amp;utm_campaign=poll_mailer&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_source=outcome_created )

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@Sam Whited @Giacomo and @Matt Noyes indicated interest. We are meeting to talk about it and will keep Social.Coop ( http://Social.Coop ) folks informed.

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Meet.Coop ( http://Meet.Coop ) is creating a Board of Stewards, a group of operational members and users and would like to have a Social.Coop ( http://Social.Coop ) member to participate. More details here: https://forum.meet.coop/t/board-of-stewards/923/2 If you are interested in learning more and possibly participating in the board, vote "yes" and we can schedule a call and, if multiple people want to do it, an election.

Chiuso
Tue 15 Mar

Links

( http://meet.coop/ )
meet.coop - The Online Meeting Cooperative ( http://meet.coop/ )
Online meeting and conferencing tools, powered by renewable energy running on cooperatively owned and managed infrastructure.

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3 - Yes

0 - No

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Steve Herrick:

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KC Terry:

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Danyl Strype:

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freescholar:

MN

Matt Noyes:

Have been interested in this and participating in some of the Meet.Coop ( http://Meet.Coop ) gatherings. Eager to see this multi-cooperative project succeed.

1 - yes

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Charles Stanhope:

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Boris Mann:

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Will Walker:

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Zee:

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Tobias Damm-Luhr @tobiasfdl:

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Robert Benjamin:

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Alice Kile:

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Carey Lin:

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qxp:

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Gabe:

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Jeff Piestrak:

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muninn:

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Brendan Miller:

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Jordan Bates:

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Bogdan:

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Mica Fisher:

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Neil - @neil@social.coop:

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emi do:

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Manuela Bosch:

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Dave V. ND9JR:

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Mark Simmonds (Co-op Culture & Platform 6):

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Ian Smith:

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Jon Irving:

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Christian Bundy:

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@caribou:

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Neville Park:

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Laurie Wayne:

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Naveen Roy Vikkram:

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JohnKuti:

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Josh Davis:

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Christine:

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Luke Opperman:

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Michael:

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Jordan Crane:

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Gabby Bray:

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Nick S:

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mike_hales:

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David Mynors:

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Tim McCormick (tmccomick @ gmail, twitter, etc):

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Stephanie Jo Kent:

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Shauna Gordon-McKeon:

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Chris Zumbrunn:

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Stacco Troncoso:

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Nathan Schneider:

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Ben Harris-Roxas:

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Blake Haswell:

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Devin McPherson:

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Mikelo:

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caseyg:

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Jake Beamish:

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Remy Rose Way:

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benjamin melançon:

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Jeremy Gross:

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Wooster:

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Natasha:

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Jeremy Rose:

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William Murphy:

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Clayton (clayton@social.coop):

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Christoffer Holst:

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jonny:

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Simon Carter:

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Stuart Croall:

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Ben Davies:

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Steve Bosserman:

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kawaiipunk:

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Co-op Cloud:

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Antoine-Frédéric Raquin:

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Yasuaki Kudo:

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irma lila:

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Alex R.:

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Joseph Andriano:

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Ed Summers:

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Will Murphy:

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Bob Haugen:

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Gyuri Lajos:

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Buddy:

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Thomas Schoffelen:

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Iwan Doherty:

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Mike Strode:

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Clayton Dewey:

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M. Page-Lieberman - @jotaemei@social.coop:

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holly jo Sparks:

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Ana Ulin:

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Felipe Schmidt Fonseca:

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Guil Maueler:

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Bradley:

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Lara:

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Darren:

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Matthew Cropp:

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Richard Hull:

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Malatesta S Hat - @matts:

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Leo Sammallahti:

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Derek Caelin:

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Antony McMullen:

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bengo:

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Michael Siepmann:

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Panayotis Antoniadis:

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L Murphy:

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Fannys:

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hamish campbell:

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alexc:

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Miloš:

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Alan (@alanz):

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Gil Scott Fitzgerald:

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Cam:

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Reed:

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Graham:

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Sean Svette:

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Nick Sellen:

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Keith:

@Literally@social.coop:

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Hakanto:

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Akshay:

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Michel Alexandre Salim:

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wty:

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Caitlin Waddick, @CaitlinWaddick@Social.Coop :

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Flancian:

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Nithin Coca @ncoca:

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Ned Zimmerman:

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Jonathan Bean:

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James Weir:

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Erik Moeller:

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Django:

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Chris Croome (Webarchitects Co-operative):

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The Blockchain Socialist:

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Josef Davies-Coates:

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Michael Hueschen:

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carlosm2:

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Lynn Foster:

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Clark C. Evans:

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Kevin Flanagan:

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Petar:

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John:

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Benjamin Mako Hill:

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Ubuntourist:

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Aaron Wolf:

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Ashton McCormick:

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Robert Dickey:

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Noah:

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Michael Potter:

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Aaron Wagener:

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john gieryn:

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Jonas Benn:

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Alex Worrad-Andrews:

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Giacomo:

1 - yes

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Sam Whited:

1 - yes

Maybe, put me on a “Wait Listen” for this committee. I do not have the ability to support this work right now. I would be willing to participate another year. If you would like to invite me to a meeting as a non voting observer or witness, after June 2022, … I can get clued in.

Glad it worked! So far the policy is to treat it as a commons, so I suppose we can use it for non-social.coop business, but if there is income involved we should contribute more to Social.Coop. (So, when I cancel my Zoom account, which I use for language lessons among other things, I will increase my Social.Coop contribution.)

I'm in! Can you remind me what the policy is? Can we use it for anything or just Social.coop business?

I'm looking forward to trying this out too. Thanks to everyone who helped set this up!

👋 I'd love to try out BBB. Very exciting.

I'd love to try!

Creating rooms, customised to needs (recording, moderation rights, etc) and shared as necessary with other members, is nice & easy 🙂 The thing that may need more focus and learning is the administration of user accounts. So the work that @David Mynors and @Matt Noyes are into - registration etc - is key. Taking a little time in this development loop will pay back later, I would say. Greenlight is not 100% helpful when it comes to account admin (but hacking an improved interface is some way down meet.coop's todo list).

Speaking of testing, I created a room called "Test Room" and shared it with Emi, David, and you. That part seems pretty straight forward.

Okay -- we have the instance. I have set up the admin account and accounts for @Josh Davis @emi do @David Mynors @Akshay and myself. David is setting up the registration form for social.coop members who want BBB accounts. I think we can be flexible about creating accounts for people who ask right away, but we do need to set up and test the registration process for new members before we announce it. What do you think?

Okay -- so @emi do @mike_hales @David Mynors @Josh Davis @Akshay and I are the team that will coordinate the joining of Meet.Coop and the set up of our Big Blue Button account. Seems like a good number and mix of people. Thanks for volunteering! Time/Date poll coming...

Status update: the Community Working Group Ops team is seeking to set up a working group to coordinate the process of joining Meet.Coop and providing the service to Social.Coop members. If you are interested in joining the circle, please reply here or DM me.

I think that is fine, though about half of the discussion will be about social.coop specifically.

In the agenda, I'm reading "participants in Loomio poll, plus open to others". Would it be possible for me to bring someone from Resonate Co-op who isn't a member of Social.coop? I can think of a few people who'd be interested in being at the meeing and getting a sense for what the process of joining Meet.coop could look like for Resonate. More as spectators than participants. I would want the meeting to stay focused on the relationship between Meet.coop and Social.coop, of course

Thank you, I'll be there!

please do join the call

I'm pretty new here, but I'd love to participate as well! I'm interested in the idea as a social co-op feature. I'm also a volunteer at Resonate Co-op -- Meet.coop comes up in discussion here and there because we will need solutions other than Jitsi once we grow a bit. This would give me some useful info to bring back to Resonate about what that process could look like.

A few thoughts:

@Jonathan Bean

> I see a deal where we pay and get credits

AFAIK the main expenses in running servers are not consumables like bandwidth, but staff time for setup and upkeep. So pay-per-use pricing isn't really necessary. Also, from a marketing POV, all-you-can-eat pricing is much simpler for prospective user/members to understand. As Clay Shirky pointed out back in 2000:

"... users want predictable and simple pricing ... In situations where there is real competition, providers are usually forced to drop 'pay as you go' schemes in response to user preference, because if they don't, anyone who can offer flat-rate pricing becomes the market leader."

Keep in mind we're competing with datafarms that charge $0 to most users.

@Matt Noyes

> Should we host a Jitsi instance? Or go in on hosting with others?

Given the above, it makes sense to work with another co-op who are already hosting conference servers. This allows social.coop to offer a robust service right away, while its techies can gain experience by helping out (ideally on production systems of a few of the conference software options). Down the track a bit, social.coop could decide to supply a conference service of it's own, and perhaps share it with whichever co-op service it partners with.

@Josef Davies-Coates

> if we do want to have a load of different apps with single sign-on I'd suggest we simply subscribe to Cloudron

There be dragons. Wouter would be able to confirm or correct, but I believe CommonsCloud started out using Cloudron but have since moved away from it. I've seen comments that suggest it isn't fully free code, which could be a reason.