Several people in social media interactions have noted that it seems suspect that the co-op does not visibly identify the people behind it. We should include, in a visible place, photos and information about the co-op leadership.
This is not appropriate when I am the only role-holder, as it gives a misleading picture that this is (still) a one-person project. But I think we could do this when we have at least two other team leads.
Who is it for?
Potential members especially, and the general public. But it also helps members see who is accountable to them!
How might it work?
On the homepage, near the bottom, show faces and social links for key leads. Or it could be on a separate "team" or "about" page.
## What's the idea?
Several people in social media interactions have noted that it seems suspect that the co-op does not visibly identify the people behind it. We should include, in a visible place, photos and information about the co-op leadership.
This is not appropriate when I am the only role-holder, as it gives a misleading picture that this is (still) a one-person project. But I think we could do this when we have at least two other team leads.
## Who is it for?
Potential members especially, and the general public. But it also helps members see who is accountable to them!
## How might it work?
On the homepage, near the bottom, show faces and social links for key leads. Or it could be on a separate "team" or "about" page.
This could also be linked with https://git.inference.coop/co-op/support/issues/11
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What's the idea?
Several people in social media interactions have noted that it seems suspect that the co-op does not visibly identify the people behind it. We should include, in a visible place, photos and information about the co-op leadership.
This is not appropriate when I am the only role-holder, as it gives a misleading picture that this is (still) a one-person project. But I think we could do this when we have at least two other team leads.
Who is it for?
Potential members especially, and the general public. But it also helps members see who is accountable to them!
How might it work?
On the homepage, near the bottom, show faces and social links for key leads. Or it could be on a separate "team" or "about" page.
This could also be linked with #11