@Matt_Noyes @CaitlinWaddick @ktoddbrown @edumerco @flancian @MarieVC I don't recall off the top of my head if May First has its servers in the U.S. or Mexico or both, but maybe we could add one of their VPS's to our organization membership? I'm not sure what kind of load they can support, and their security is not the best though compared to commercial providers I've used. May be worth looking into though depending on our operational requirements.

Friends, let's not jump on the #AI bus. Environmentally terrible, to begin with, and enshitifying of communication. AI note-taking in your meeting? Say no. Otters belong in rivers, frolicking.

@sam @evan Yes!

An exchange with @emi made me think: When I think of the call to "proceed at the speed of trust," I automatically think of slowing down. Our eagerness leads us to skip steps or fail to build strong foundational practices or shared understandings. But what happens to trust if you go too slow? People drift away, trust begins to seem less necessary to action, solidarity less crucial.So, proceed at the speed of trust can sometimes be a call to speed up, to take chances, to put our trust at risk.