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[[File:Online-community.jpg|right|300px]]<big>The TCU Mattermost is a virtual space to bringing community members from around the world to connect and share their work, while discussing important topics in digital rights and security.</big>


The IFF Mattermost is a virtual space where our community members gather on a daily basis to connect with digital rights defenders, share updates, and seek advice and support. For those of you not familiar with the Mattermost, it is an open source software that functions like Slack. Besides the various channels focusing on various topics, we also host various events throughout the week, which you can find at the bottom of this page.  
Mattermost is an open source software that functions like Slack. Besides the channels or rooms focusing on various topics, we also host a monthly [[Community Updates|Digital Rights Social]], a facilitated chat usually featuring an invited expert.


==  Apply to Join ==
==  How to Apply to Join ==


We try to  cultivate safe and secure spaces for our community members, thus we need to know a bit about you. Write an email to team[at]internetfreeomdestival[dot]org asking for an invite for the IFF Mattermost, and answer the following questions:  
We cultivate safe and secure spaces for our community members, thus we need to know a bit about you in order to approve your request to join the TCU Mattermost.
 
Write an email to team[at]digitalrights[dot]community asking for an invite, and answer the following questions:  


* Name/Alias:
* Name/Alias:
* Social Media (any that you’d like to share), such as Twitter,  Instagram, Website, Other
* Social Media (any that you’d like to share), such as Twitter,  Instagram, Website, Other:
* Project/Organization/Affiliation:  
* Project/Organization/Affiliation:
* Why you want to join:  
* Why you want to join:
* How did you find out about the IFF Square?
* How did you find out about the IF Square?
* The email you would like to use for the Mattermost invite:  
* The email you would like to use for the Mattermost invite:
* There are eight parts to the IFF’s Code of Conduct. What is the second and sixth part of the [[Code of Conduct|Code of Conduct]]?  
* There are 13 unacceptable behaviors listed in our [[Code of Conduct]]. What are the second and sixth behaviors?
 
 
Please note, to ensure an inclusive, safe and collaborative environment, all community members must abide by the IFF's [[Code of Conduct|Code of Conduct]] Please take a moment to read through it before proceeding.  In addition, while we do our best to vet who is on Mattermost, you should treat IFF Square like a public forum. That means take any precautions necessary that you would in any public space, and share only what you feel comfortable sharing.
 
 
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== Daily, Weekly & Monthly Gatherings ==
 
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==[[Glitter Meetup|Glitter Meetup]]==


Every Thursday at 1:00pm UTC, we host our Glitter Meetups, which serve as a weekly town hall where members share regional and project updates. Every so often we invite featured guests for a Q&A. You can view past [[Community Updates|Glitter Meetup notes]] to see the variety of topics we cover. This takes place on the IFF Square.
All approved community members must abide by the TCU's [[Code of Conduct]]   While we do our best to vet who is on Mattermost, you should treat IF Square like a public forum. That means take any precautions necessary that you would in any public space, and share only what you feel comfortable sharing.
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== Daily Check Ins ==
Everyday at 2:00pm UTC, we host a Daily Check ins, that serves as a virtual coffee hour or tea break for the IFF community. During this hour, we sometimes will host fun collaborative exercises like collaborative painting sessions. This is run on the Daily Checkin channel.
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== Regional Meetups ==
We are now starting to organize regional meetups. Stay tuned for more information
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== Diverse Topic Rooms ==
Besides the regularly planned gatherings, our Mattermost also has various topic rooms, meant for more asynchronous knowledge share. Popular rooms include COVID-19, Food Recipes & Ingredients, Localization En, (run by the Localization Lab), and many others. To join a room and view the complete list, once you are logged in to the Mattermost click on "More" under "Public Channels" (The column on the left).
Community members are also able to create their own private rooms.  
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Latest revision as of 15:02, 26 January 2026

The TCU Mattermost is a virtual space to bringing community members from around the world to connect and share their work, while discussing important topics in digital rights and security.

Mattermost is an open source software that functions like Slack. Besides the channels or rooms focusing on various topics, we also host a monthly Digital Rights Social, a facilitated chat usually featuring an invited expert.

How to Apply to Join

We cultivate safe and secure spaces for our community members, thus we need to know a bit about you in order to approve your request to join the TCU Mattermost.

Write an email to team[at]digitalrights[dot]community asking for an invite, and answer the following questions:

  • Name/Alias:
  • Social Media (any that you’d like to share), such as Twitter, Instagram, Website, Other:
  • Project/Organization/Affiliation:
  • Why you want to join:
  • How did you find out about the IF Square?
  • The email you would like to use for the Mattermost invite:
  • There are 13 unacceptable behaviors listed in our Code of Conduct. What are the second and sixth behaviors?

All approved community members must abide by the TCU's Code of Conduct While we do our best to vet who is on Mattermost, you should treat IF Square like a public forum. That means take any precautions necessary that you would in any public space, and share only what you feel comfortable sharing.