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Samvera motto discussion

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16b10trFY-hJ1U1XCZWERGkFkiXWwHVnlJecwta-_xhc/edit?usp=sharing

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Review mottos:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16b10trFY-hJ1U1XCZWERGkFkiXWwHVnlJecwta-_xhc/edit#gid=0

Top Four:

  • Growing open technologies together

  • Collaboratively powering the future of knowledge sharing

  • Growing open knowledge together

  • Repositories with roots/Repositories with community roots

Thoughts:

  • What sits alongside “If you want to go far, go together” vs. replacing it?

  • What helps invite new audiences to the Community?

  • We’ve evaluated what does a bit of branding along with community goals

  • The one that hits the invitation mark, would get new audiences engaged, may be “Collaboratively powering the future of knowledge sharing,” with the hook of looking to the future

Hyku Outreach feedback and Samvera.org :

  • Feedback from Hyku for Consortia is that Hyku isn’t easy to find on Samvera.org , and that the other Hyku sites aren’t prominent in Google searches.

  • We should consider making the technology a bigger part of Samvera.org , bringing Hyku information there, and fostering some unity in the sub-communities vs. having siloed spaces.

    • Hyku.samvera.org doesn’t seem to be on the same domain, can we incorporate it and make it easier to update

    • Hyku.samvera.org is currently a Jekyll site that requires pushing code

  • Need to pick up the conversation with Heather about how users can update the new site, how that can be collaborative.

  • In general, the external (Hyrax and Hyku, at least) are not kept up to date because they are siloed. Integrating things will keep things consistent.

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