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Timeline for answer to Community Engagement Across the Network: Focus for 2026 by Journeyman Geek

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Jan 26 at 16:43 comment added M-- People, familiar faces, individuals, etc. But we're not writing a novel here; if it conveys the meaning and is grammatically sound, the rest becomes a matter of taste.
Jan 26 at 14:29 comment added Journeyman Geek Well - In this case, especially considering some of the points I talk about over time, and certain recent events, intentionally avoiding the term staff was intentional. I didn't want to use staff because in this case an essential point I was trying to make was to avoid silos, both in terms of staff and non staff, and traditionally/formally community facing roles vs more back end roles.
Jan 26 at 14:08 comment added M-- Surely there are other words besides "folks" conveying the message so that you don't need to use it 4 times ;) but as an edit it was somewhat of an overstepping, apologies.
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