Dan’s Proposal

Dan Singjoy made several proposals to help organize time and set agendas. You can click here to learn about proposals and related work created by Dan.

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Throughout October and November of 2022, Dan curated all agenda proposals from community members and wrote many exciting ideas for cooperation in an article entitled, Agendas. You can read this article here.

On November 14th, Dan proposed a new game called Cagendas to help communities allocate time while having fun. Community leaders discussed Cagendas during the first Eden Fractal Brainstorming Session on the next day. You can learn about the Cagendas game and explore the brainstorming session here.

On November 23rd, Dan introduced Vlalendas. Vlalendas is a Cagendas game that is optimized for Eden Fractal weekly meetings based upon community feedback. It can help communities create agendas, allocate time, choose discussion topics, and more. You can learn about Vlalendas here.

You can watch Dan share thoughts on proposals so far and introduce several proposals to help organize time during meetings at 1:40:44 in Eden Fractal Meeting 20.

Dan also shared the Cagendas and more recent proposals on video. Timestamps will be added soon.

In addition to curating and creating proposals, Dan also provided feedback to each community member who made a proposal for agendas. You can see all of the proposals and feedback provided by Dan in the Agendas article.

Here are the articles for each proposal and feedback:

The community provided detailed feedback about Dan’s proposal for Cagendas during the first Eden Fractal Brainstorming session, which you can explore here.

Here are two proposals that Dan made around October 15th and has since withdrawn. You can learn more about these proposals in our articles about Consortium and Time.

Should we allocate 20 minutes during the next meeting to discuss the proposal to change the start time for breakout rooms?

Should we allocate 30 minutes during the next meeting to discuss proposals to use Consortium?

Communities can cooperate more effectively by creating an agenda for group activities. Communities are pioneering new ways to create agendas together to maximize benefit for all!

Vlalendas is a system to help communities create agendas, allocate time amongst priorities, and choose discussion topics.