Re-decentralizing the Web
Solid is a proposed set of standards and tools for building decentralized Web applications based on Linked Data principles.
Read more on solidproject.org.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Team
License: MIT License
Re-decentralizing the Web
Solid is a proposed set of standards and tools for building decentralized Web applications based on Linked Data principles.
Read more on solidproject.org.
I'm planning to do a "Solvember" comic on Twitter : each day of November a new comic about a Solid topic..based on
my own notes learning about Solid. It is more form a technical viewpoint .. Are there people here who would like to help me a bit to see if I don't make mistakes, drawing/saying things that are not true?
Here is an example:
I'm a part time comic artist ..next to my phd research on decentralised web.
@MarrelleBailey suggested we come up with visions of success. So here's a little bit of the solid/chat room from a few minutes ago. I was quite energized by his enthusiasm.
Daniel: Hi there! We are very excited to start implementing Solid technology in our organization. Recently [asks a tech question]
Jeff: [responds to tech question] ... BTW, welcome to Solid, glad to have you aboard!
Daniel : Thank you so much!! I am really inspired by your work and the vision this community has. I am from Mexico and I would love to bring this amazing technology to new countries like mine :D
Jeff : Excellent! Having good representation in all parts of the world is very important to many of us.
[more tech talk]
Daniel : This is great. We hope to learn a lot about you and your work, but in the meantime, thank you for the warm welcome! :D
We should have resources for designers on accessibility issues and document the ways we support accessibility (e.g. sp.org just decided to drop underlining of links to support neuro-atypical users and to add slight bolding and underline on hover to support low-vision users).
Maybe we should partner with an external accessibility team (does W3C have one?) who could provide some guideline docs and a resource for those with questions.
We should take a look at the Solid code of conduct to see if we want to emphasize anything inclusion related and to clarify what role DEIT can play.
I'd also suggest that we do as the spec team has done and explicitly state that we also adhere to the W3C Code of Ethincs & Professional Conduct (Positive Work Environment). It has much more specific language, for example labeling misgendering and deadnaming as forms of harassment.
Hi!
Great initiative!! I have a question: how can community members join?
It's important that we have a strong presence on the main website sot that anyone visiting there feels welcome.
Some of the places we should add content :
The Solid Community is a vibrant, diverse group of people who believe in the vision of an inclusive web that serves the needs of everyone. Join us!
Some of the feedback we've received in the survey state that the acronyms can be a barrier for entry and understanding to newcomers. The DEIT Chairs suggest creating a glossary of common terms and acronyms, and pinning that to the top of the forum for easy access.
As discussed in the Aug 10 DEIT Meeting, we identified that we need to improve the onboarding/on-ramp process for people new to the community. This issue can serve as a place to brainstorm improvements we can make.
I know this takes a lot of time and energy but I am just putting out there. If we have translations at least in Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Vietnamese, French, German we can include more people.
I wanted to record my observation about the CoCs I found and their location. If you are interested in the CoC content check this issue: #6
TODO:
There was a lot of talk in the first DEI Team meeting about how people feel intimidated by the tech. Maybe we should have a pool of people who would be willing to mentor beginners in a welcoming way. I volunteer to try.
I don't know if it's ok to post this as an issue here, but there was a thread on the forum a while back where I asked about the role of the DEIT, and whether it will address concerns about the use of Solid, or just stick to issues of inclusion for developers on the Solid team itself. If it will address concerns about the use of Solid, then I think the use of ACL/ACP groups would be a topic of interest, especially in light of recent developments concerning vaccine passports and possible applications of verifiable credentials and ACL/ACPs.
https://forum.solidproject.org/t/solid-and-exclusion/4319
I don't want Solid to become a social credit system.
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