Start a Circle 3/Staying connected: Recommended Tools
| About Logos Circles |
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| Section 1: Organising Circles around local action |
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| Section 2: Preparing for the first Circle |
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| Section 3: Running the First Circle |
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| Section 4: Post-Circle |
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| Section 5. Stewarding a Circle |
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◄ The first circle - agenda ▲ Section 3: Running the First Circle · Contents Checklist: The First Circle ►
Purpose: Keep momentum on your Circle’s winnable issue, strengthen relationships, and maintain community continuity between meetups by creating a community chat.
Each Circle decides how to stay connected, but we do have some recommendations.
The Circle can organise on apps like Signal, Telegram, or Status - the important thing is the group agrees on a platform that works best for them. Here you can share event planning and updates, along with progress on projects.
If a group decides to go for Telegram, we can help set up a channel in our dedicated Circles group.
On our Discord server, Circle members can meet core contributors, get updates, and start building with the community. Circle Stewards get elevated access to Discord.
Longer form winnable issue work and updates happen on the Logos Forum.
Circles are also listed on the Logos Luma account, making it easy to re-invite past participants and follow up with anyone who hasn’t yet joined the Discord or stayed in touch elsewhere.
Note: Status is the fully decentralised privacy-first alternative currently being built by the Logos team. You can try it out here and join the Logos community (bridged to Discord).
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