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We distinguish between two mutually supporting types of carework
We distinguish between two mutually supporting types of carework


* Care work for '''the health of the collective:''' This is where the collective is seen as a living entity/system (Lucas 9000). Caring for its health means doing the admin and productive work necessary for it to be thriving,
* Care work for '''the health of the collective:''' This is where the collective is seen as a living entity/system (Lucas 9000). '''Caring for its health means doing the admin and productive work necessary for it to be thriving'''.
* Care work for '''the living beings in the collective:''' These are the Guerrilla Translators, and we mutually care for and support each other.
* Care work for '''the living beings in the collective:''' These are the Guerrilla Translators, and we mutually care for and support each other.



Revision as of 15:29, 16 August 2018

This page gathers all the unique or re purposed terms we use at Guerrilla Media Collective/Translation etc. They are listed together and, sometimes, link to longer explanations. You can link directly to a glossary term within or outside the wiki.

Care Work

We distinguish between two mutually supporting types of carework

  • Care work for the health of the collective: This is where the collective is seen as a living entity/system (Lucas 9000). Caring for its health means doing the admin and productive work necessary for it to be thriving.
  • Care work for the living beings in the collective: These are the Guerrilla Translators, and we mutually care for and support each other.

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Tasks

"Task" is the word we use to define any particular example of administration managerial work, ie: both the backend, development and maintenance we need to carry out to keep the GT/GMC engine running.

Examples of a "Task" are:

  • Writing articles for this wiki.
  • Doing regular management on our websites.
  • Investigating sustainability strategies.
  • Giving support to community members.

Tasks are reflected in Trello cards.

Whenever there's procedure that consists of many different tasks (for example, all the managerial development work that goes into a book translation... but not the translation itself') we call it a #Project.