Daft Punk needs you
In November, Googlers can give to TBD through Google's giving campaign. If you know people at Google, send them a short personal note asking them to support us. We'll give you a ready-made message and the link.
Spend a few minutes playing with the Icebreakers app on your phone and laptop. Generate a few icebreakers, try the filters and the hearts, and note anything that breaks, confuses you or feels off. Send your notes back however is easiest - a list, screenshots or a voice note.
Take one or more of the interviews we have already booked with community builders. You get the interview guide and a short briefing, run a 60 minute video call, then write up your notes in the shared template.
Look through the Design Principles cards and tell us what works and what doesn't - the wording, the design, and which cards you would actually use with a group.
Pick up a batch of our QR-code stickers and put them up where community builders gather - co-working spaces, pub toilets, lampposts. Tell us roughly where they went so we can see which spots work.
We may hold a holiday party on 5 December. Join the Fun team to help decide whether it goes ahead, then pick a venue, sort the food, spread the word or welcome people on the night - take on as much or as little as you like.
Post a weekly conversation prompt in the TBD WhatsApp group and keep the conversation going. We'll share the prompt bank and how it has been run so far.
Read Toolkit changes and articles before they are published, checking they make sense, read well and have no typos. Pieces arrive one at a time, so you can say yes to the ones that suit you.
Read the draft Measurement section - signals for each design principle plus a decision tree - and tell us whether it is clear and useful for a community builder.
As principles are rewritten with richer examples and stories, read the drafts and tell us whether they come alive. Do the examples ring true? Is anything missing?