In Harzgerode we came to realize, that yunity is more a network than anything else. Now it's time to address the concrete implications of this.

• Who can speak in the name of yunity? What conditions must be fulfilled to speak in the name of yunity?
• What to do with the yunity accounts on social media?
• What to do with the yunity.org page? Who has the right to edit it?
• What does it take to become part of yunity?
• Can one be kicked out of yunity?
• What does it actually mean to be part of yunity?

The one meeting that slightly touched these topics was the one on Saturday 2017-03-18, but no decisions were reached there, and we've only been a handful of people anyways, so this needs to be discussed further.

A thread on discourse was already created to have a deeper look into the first question:
What (not) to communicate in the name of yunity?
Hopefully a lively discussion will start there soon, so that we can come to a transparent process, that can replace the current arbitrarity.

(tbc)