Thanks @dazinism I am interested, possibly to the point of collaboration @ntnsndr :)

A concern of mine is DRY (do not repeat). I started a collection of practices that helped a group I was working with some years ago here: https://yunity.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/YUN/pages/18317679/Modules+for+sustainable+organization (a bit more low-level than the articles you started) and since then I've seen several other collections of tools. I notice that your MkDocs files have no prepended YAML: is it supported?

Would you like to chat?

@dazinism @ntnsndr Answered my own question re. YAML front matter: yes.

https://www.mkdocs.org/user-guide/writing-your-docs/#yaml-style-meta-data

Which is great, because markdown + YFM (YAML Front Matter) is becoming pretty standard across a range of generators, and I think portability across different apps/views is very important (and I guess you too: we're chatting on Mastodon!)

@douginamug @dazinism Yes, thanks for this! I was actually at first considering Jekyll for this, and it may end up being useful to switch to it, for which YAML would be helpful. I didn't use YAML in these templates so far just because I didn't see the data being useful at this point, especially since mkdocs doesn't support tagging. That may become a problem.

@douginamug @dazinism I'd love to chat! So glad you're interested.

@douginamug BTW, added the yunity directory here, in the interest of solidarity: https://medlabboulder.gitlab.io/democraticmediums/about/resources/

To me the main difference may be that DM is focused on more scalable governance patterns, designed less for small groups and more for large networks.

Looking forward to talking more!