The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on August 1st at 2:00 UTC. For some of us that will still be July, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
2026 OTW Board Election update
Board Roadmap update
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately one hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
For fans in Kenya, Nigeria, and Burundi, âuncringingâ non-English fanfiction is an endeavor in decolonialism.
Our latest piece is live! The brilliant Soila Kenya writes about the dominance of English in fandom and especially fanfiction spaces, and why for her and the fellow fans she interviewed from Kenya, Nigeria, and Burundi, this is partly about the global dominance of English-language pop culture, but especially about the legacies of colonialism:
The deep psychological imprints of this language disparity remain. And therefore, when I encountered fanfiction, it didnât even occur to me that there were fanfics written in any language but English, let alone Swahili or any of the 42 indigenous languages in Kenya.
Click through to read the whole piece or listen to a full audio version! And if you enjoy it, please consider becoming a (free) member or especially a paying subscriberâwe want to commission more pieces from Soila and other smart writers and we need your help to pay them!
(As a reminder, we have a discount rate for anyone who wants it, no questions askedâif you're a student, educator, un/underemployed, have a lower income, or literally any other reason, just email [email protected] and we're happy to provide!)
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on April 18th at 1:00 UTC. For some of us that will be the 17th, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
Updates to Board roadmap
Updates to Organizational Culture Roadmap
Updates regarding internal complaint and conflict systems
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately one hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on January 18 from midnight to 1:00 UTC. For some of us that will actually be the 17th, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
Board annual roadmap for 2026
Organisational culture roadmap update
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on October 5 from midnight to 1:00 UTC. For some that will actually be the 4th, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
2025 OTW Board Election wrap-up
OTW Culture Roadmap Update
Board Roadmap Update
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on July 20 from midnight to 1:00 UTC. For some that will actually be the 19th, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
OTW Board Election
Updates to the Board Year Roadmap
Updates to the OTW Culture Roadmap
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on April 26 from 15:00 to 16:00 UTC. For some that will actually be the 27th, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public meeting
Updates to the Board Year Roadmap
Strategic Planning One Year Implementation Report
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
On Your Left! â Changes to Captain America Fandom Tags
Repost of our statement on the original thread.
We here at End OTW Racism oppose this decision.
Not only is this inconsistent with their existing policies, but itâs also unnecessary, unasked-for, and causes issues for those already writing about Sam Wilson as Captain America.Â
Primarily, weâre concerned that there are many Sam Wilson fans and many MCU fans of color in the comments declaring that they oppose this decision, which raises questions: who asked for this? How did this become such a pressing concern that it needed to happen now? Who decided this? Given the cultural context of pushback against having Black actors cast in roles originated by white actors, including the #NotMyCap movement, this decision seems to cater to the worst of fandom, further marginalizing stories about Black characters and treating stories about white characters as the âneutral default.â
We, the team behind End OTW Racism, wanted to speak on this issue not because weâre personally invested in the MCU fandom, but because we wanted to use this opportunity to highlight how AO3 specifically (and the OTW generally) makes institutional decisions that uphold racist biases, perhaps without even intending to do so. Weâre also concerned at the lack of transparency behind this decision - there is no indication how or why this decision has been made, nor by whom and what spurred them to decide this now, in a current cultural and political climate thatâs grown ever more hostile to Black people.
Regarding their existing policies: they cite James Bond as example, but James Bond films often change continuity with each successive actor, and Sam Wilson as Captain America exists in the same continuity, timeline, and universe as Steve Rogers as Captain America in Disneyâs MCU. Moreover, there are several counter-examples where fandoms arenât split off into a new tag when a new lead is introduced to the same storyline/continuity - as mentioned in the comments on this post, AO3 hasnât done this for Bridgerton or Doctor Who (among others).Â
The Bond parallel is further irrelevant because the actors are all playing a character with the same name. Captain America is a title that multiple characters have assumed. In other fandoms, when there are multiple characters with the same title (such as Doctor Who and Black Panther), current practice seems to be to use character and freeform tags to disambiguate, which many commenters on this announcement confirm.
The cited existence of non-MCU Captain America films also doesnât hold water, as The Flash seems to be disambiguated just fine with its myriad of tags, including The Flash (Movie 2023), The Flash (TV 1990), and The Flash (TV 2014). Many other comic books and comics adapted into tv and film likewise donât seem to suffer from having multiple continuities and multiple actors as leads of similarly-titled projects, sometimes released simultaneously. Changing the tag to âCaptain America (MCU films)â would disambiguate between MCU/non-MCU film continuities very well, without needing to isolate âSam Wilson as Captain Americaâ stories away from the rest of the MCU films in which he plays such a prominent role.Â
This decision also seems to default all existing MCU Captain America stories to the Chris Evans as Captain America tag, which requires all authors whoâve written about Sam Wilson as Captain America to do the labor of âfixingâ their stories, as if theyâve been the ones to mistag their work. This also doesnât take into account the many Alternate Universe stories and such that may feature Sam Wilson as Captain America prior to him taking on the mantle in canon, putting those authors in a bind as to where their stories âbelong.â
We encourage those who are similarly opposed to this decision to write to AO3 with their concerns: https://archiveofourown.org/support
If you need a sample script, you are welcome to use or adapt the following:Â
Dear Tag Wrangling Team,Â
I am writing to you to express disapproval of the planned changes to the Captain America tag by splitting it into âCaptain America (Chris Evans Movies) â and âCaptain America (Anthony Mackie Movies)â and to encourage the OTW to change the tag to âCaptain America (MCU)â instead.Â
Sincerely, [Your Name]
On Your Left! â Changes to Captain America Fandom Tags
Hello! In the near future, Marvel tag wranglers will be updating fandom tags on AO3 to separate the upcoming Captain America movies featuring Sam Wilson as Captain America from the trilogy of films with Steve Rogers as Captain America.
To do this, we will be renaming the fandom Captain America (Movies) to Captain America (Chris Evans Movies) and creating a new fandom named Captain America (Anthony Mackie Movies). Both will be made subtags of Marvel Cinematic Universe and Captain America - All Media Types.
In summary:
Captain America (Chris Evans Movies) will refer to the 2011, 2014, and 2016 movies featuring Steve Rogers, Peggy Carter, and Bucky Barnes.Â
Captain America (Anthony Mackie Movies) will refer to the 2025 movie Brave New World featuring Sam Wilson and JoaquĂn Torres. This fandom tag will also refer to any sequel Captain America movies starring Sam Wilson in the title role.
Fans interested in reading about both movie series can include both Marvel Cinematic Universe and Captain America - All Media Types in tag filtering. The current fandom tag for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (TV), which is a subtag of Marvel Cinematic Universe but not Captain America - All Media Types, will also be unaffected by these changes. Weâve included more details of our reasoning below, which better explains why weâre making this change.
Why are you making two separate fandom tags? Canât everyone just keep using âCaptain America (Movies)â?
Despite both having the superhero name âCaptain Americaâ and the same continuity, fundamentally the main character has changed between the original trilogy and the new 2025 movie. We also wanted to hopefully make it easier for fans to differentiate between which movies and continuities theyâre discussing. Many Sam Wilson fans will likely want to filter for the movie where heâs the central focus; conversely, many Steve Rogers fans will likely want to filter out movies where he doesnât appear.Â
Weâre specifically using âChris Evansâ and âAnthony Mackieâ in the fandom tags as theyâre the most recognizable and consistent aspect of the movies. Thereâs no consistent set of directors between all Chris Evans Captain America movies, and actor names are much more recognizable than including multiple years in the fandom tags. This style of making fandom tags named after actors is similar to other fandoms on AO3. For example, there are many James Bond movie fandom tags which differentiate via the actorsâ names.Â
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is also not the only time Captain America has been adapted to the big screen: thereâs a 1944 movie starring Dick Purnell, a 1979 movie starring Reb Brown, and a 1990 movie starring Mat Salinger. The current fandom tag Captain America (Movies) is worded in a way that technically encompasses these unrelated movies as well. It doesnât make sense for these unrelated continuities to share one fandom tag, so we would have changed the existing Captain America (Movies) tag to be more specific regardless of the release of Brave New World.Â
Like we mentioned above, fans interested in reading about both MCU movie series at once can filter for both Marvel Cinematic Universe and Captain America - All Media Types.
Why Mackie Movies instead of Brave New World?
The movie title has already changed several times in between promotion and release. Itâs also highly likely Marvel will make sequel movies. Formatting the tag as Captain America (Anthony Mackie Movies) prevents the disruption of renaming the fandom tag in the future.Â
We will be creating an Additional Tag for Captain America: Brave New World, similar to how there are Additional Tags for Movie: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) and Movie: Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021). We hope the Additional Tag will help fans filter for specific movies within the broader series of movies.
Why does Brave New World get a separate fandom tag while First Avenger, Winter Soldier, and Civil War would still share?Â
Captain America: The First Avenger, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Captain America: Civil War all encompass the trilogy centering around Steve Rogers. While Captain America: Brave New World is also set in the same continuity, the main character and actor has changed, and the role of Sam Wilson has changed from being a supporting character to the main focus.
Itâs likely that Marvel will release sequel movies to Brave New World, which will not receive separate fandom tags and would instead also be covered by the new Captain America (Anthony Mackie Movies) tag. We hope that separating the fandom tags now will prevent the messiness of renaming tags again in the future, and also allow fans to filter for works that focus on the specific Captain America they are looking for.Â
(From time to time, ao3org posts announcements of recent or upcoming wrangling changes on behalf of the Tag Wrangling Committee.)
Not only is this inconsistent with their existing policies, but itâs also unnecessary, unasked-for, and causes issues for those already writing about Sam Wilson as Captain America.Â
Primarily, weâre concerned that there are many Sam Wilson fans and many MCU fans of color in the comments declaring that they oppose this decision, which raises questions: who asked for this? How did this become such a pressing concern that it needed to happen now? Who decided this? Given the cultural context of pushback against having Black actors cast in roles originated by white actors, including the #NotMyCap movement, this decision seems to cater to the worst of fandom, further marginalizing stories about Black characters and treating stories about white characters as the âneutral default.â
We, the team behind End OTW Racism, wanted to speak on this issue not because we're personally invested in the MCU fandom, but because we wanted to use this opportunity to highlight how AO3 specifically (and the OTW generally) makes institutional decisions that uphold racist biases, perhaps without even intending to do so. Weâre also concerned at the lack of transparency behind this decision - there is no indication how or why this decision has been made, nor by whom and what spurred them to decide this now, in a current cultural and political climate thatâs grown ever more hostile to Black people.
Regarding their existing policies: they cite James Bond as example, but James Bond films often change continuity with each successive actor, and Sam Wilson as Captain America exists in the same continuity, timeline, and universe as Steve Rogers as Captain America in Disneyâs MCU. Moreover, there are several counter-examples where fandoms arenât split off into a new tag when a new lead is introduced to the same storyline/continuity - as mentioned in the comments on this post, AO3 hasnât done this for Bridgerton or Doctor Who (among others).Â
The Bond parallel is further irrelevant because the actors are all playing a character with the same name. Captain America is a title that multiple characters have assumed. In other fandoms, when there are multiple characters with the same title (such as Doctor Who and Black Panther), current practice seems to be to use character and freeform tags to disambiguate, which many commenters on this announcement confirm.
The cited existence of non-MCU Captain America films also doesnât hold water, as The Flash seems to be disambiguated just fine with its myriad of tags, including The Flash (Movie 2023), The Flash (TV 1990), and The Flash (TV 2014). Many other comic books and comics adapted into tv and film likewise donât seem to suffer from having multiple continuities and multiple actors as leads of similarly-titled projects, sometimes released simultaneously. Changing the tag to âCaptain America (MCU films)â would disambiguate between MCU/non-MCU film continuities very well, without needing to isolate âSam Wilson as Captain Americaâ stories away from the rest of the MCU films in which he plays such a prominent role.Â
This decision also seems to default all existing MCU Captain America stories to the Chris Evans as Captain America tag, which requires all authors whoâve written about Sam Wilson as Captain America to do the labor of âfixingâ their stories, as if theyâve been the ones to mistag their work. This also doesnât take into account the many Alternate Universe stories and such that may feature Sam Wilson as Captain America prior to him taking on the mantle in canon, putting those authors in a bind as to where their stories âbelong.â
We encourage those who are similarly opposed to this decision to write to AO3 with their concerns: https://archiveofourown.org/support
If you need a sample script, you are welcome to use or adapt the following:Â
Dear Tag Wrangling Team,Â
I am writing to you to express disapproval of the planned changes to the Captain America tag by splitting it into "Captain America (Chris Evans Movies) " and "Captain America (Anthony Mackie Movies)" and to encourage the OTW to change the tag to "Captain America (MCU)" instead.Â
The End OTW Racism movement was originally founded with a singular goal and narrow scope: Hold the OTW accountable to its promise to review and revise their TOS to enable the Policy & Abuse team to better address racist harassment. The organization has since revised their policies to enable greater flexibility and power in addressing TOS violations which fulfills the original intent of the Fandom Against Racism team.Â
That said, confronting and overcoming racism within fandom spaces is not a one-and-done deal that can be completely solved by a TOS change. With the fulfillment of our original goal we have considered the ways we can continue to confront racism within fandom on a more ongoing basis.Â
We have determined that the best use of our platform is to maintain a fairly narrow scope on fandom institutions engaging in racist behaviors or policies. Going forward we will endeavor to highlight these instances as they arise and provide people with actions they can take to counter or speak out against these policies.Â
While this is a shift in how our team has operated thus far, we feel it is in line with the spirit in which we began. We will maintain our focus on institutions and institutional missteps, not fan or ship wars or individual incidents of interpersonal racism. We will continue to work against racist policies that harm our fellow fans to make fandom a better space for all of us.
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on January 26 from 23:00 to 23:59 UTC. For some that will actually be the 27th, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
AO3 Terms of Service Update wrap up
OTW Culture Roadmap update
2024 Board Roadmap wrap up and 2025 Board Roadmap
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on January 26 from 23:00 to 23:59 UTC. For some that will actually be the 27th, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
AO3 Terms of Service Update wrap up
OTW Culture Roadmap update
2024 Board Roadmap wrap up and 2025 Board Roadmap
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
When we started this movement, one of our goals was that the OTW would take on the task of âreviewing the Terms of Service (TOS) to allow the Policy & Abuse team to address harassment that is currently not covered by the existing TOSâ.Â
With your help, we organized and drew attention to this issue, demonstrating to the OTW the support behind such an action.Â
The OTW has now taken this action. They write âWe have clarified in the policy that we consider harassment of groups of people (not just of specific individuals) to be a violation; explicitly included interactions with OTW volunteers as an example of something our harassment policy applies toâ. Generalizing the Abuse Policy should give the AO3 Policy & Abuse committee greater flexibility to determine how to address TOS violations.
We are proud of what we accomplished together, and we will continue to push for more improvements in the future, so that fandom can truly be a place for all of us.Â
You can read the proposed changes and comment on this OTW news post with any questions, suggestions, or feedback you might have about the new TOS or TOS FAQ.
The comments on the OTW news post have been closed, but if you have feedback you'd like to share, you can contact the Board of Directors through the OTW website.
When we started this movement, one of our goals was that the OTW would take on the task of âreviewing the Terms of Service (TOS) to allow the Policy & Abuse team to address harassment that is currently not covered by the existing TOSâ.Â
With your help, we organized and drew attention to this issue, demonstrating to the OTW the support behind such an action.Â
The OTW has now taken this action. They write âWe have clarified in the policy that we consider harassment of groups of people (not just of specific individuals) to be a violation; explicitly included interactions with OTW volunteers as an example of something our harassment policy applies toâ. Generalizing the Abuse Policy should give the AO3 Policy & Abuse committee greater flexibility to determine how to address TOS violations.
We are proud of what we accomplished together, and we will continue to push for more improvements in the future, so that fandom can truly be a place for all of us.Â
You can read the proposed changes and comment on this OTW news post with any questions, suggestions, or feedback you might have about the new TOS or TOS FAQ.
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on September 30 from 00:00 to 01:00 UTC. For some of us that will actually be September 29, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
2024 OTW Board Election wrap-up
OTW Culture Roadmap update
Board Roadmap update
Any other business (questions & answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on September 30 from 00:00 to 01:00 UTC. For some of us that will actually be September 29, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
2024 OTW Board Election wrap-up
OTW Culture Roadmap update
Board Roadmap update
Any other business (questions & answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there is the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
The OTW has announced the next public Board meeting will be held on July 14 from 13:00 to 14:00 UTC. For some of us that'll be July 15, though, so be sure to check what time that is for you.
The posted agenda:
Decisions made since the last public board meeting
Organizational Culture Roadmap Update
Board Year Roadmap Update
Any other business (Questions & Answers)
Meetings are held in the OTW Discord server and last approximately an hour. The Board will address the agenda first, and once that business is concluded they will take at least ten questions. Questions that are not answered during the meeting will be combined and posted as weekly Q&A threads in the â #questions-answers channel starting two weeks after the most recent public meeting.
For this meeting, there will be the option to send in questions in advance through a Google Form. You'll need to be logged into a Google account in order to submit a question, and only one question per person will be accepted. Questions can be submitted up to three days before the meeting begins or until fifty questions have been submitted. At that point, the form will be closed.
Because procedures may continue to change, we recommend reading through the OTW Discord's Community Guidelines in the #rules channel to familiarize yourself with the details of how meetings will be run.Â
