For me the 'heart' of the handbook, and perhaps helpful to think of it as akin to the operating system? An example perhaps of a 'civic operating system'? [1]
Although it's essentially the how, ways of working for me a much better title because the quality and the care and attention we give to this for me is the primary determinant of success or failure. And I also feel that in a general context we need to talk about ways of working much more than we do now. Philralph (talk) 12:03, 23 December 2020 (UTC)
can also be seen as something like the principles which don't change, (but also seeking something which doesn't define(?) as the focus of the handbook
Layout: to begin with grouped into A/UK and other, this simply to make it easier to check we're adequately reflecting all that A/UK have done so far
Philralph (talk) (Dec 2020)
- may need to discuss both contractual as well as non-contractual involvement, and the relationship between these two. Philralph (talk) 16:34, 11 March 2021 (UTC)
References[edit source]
- ↑ CAN Insights, David Wilcox, December 2020, Appropedia file, see also: We need civic operating systems to manage the social fabric for healthy communities – plus a social app store of tools, David Wilcox, August 17, 2018, networkedcity.blog