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The pilot agreement (draft)
The service is in pilot: what that means for a society that joins now.
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The service is in pilot
The service is in pilot. A small number of societies keep their books here while the service learns what it is to run for real societies.
The people who run it hope for feedback — what works, what confuses, what is missing. Joining in the pilot means joining that learning.
Things will change
Pages, words and walks in the books may change as the pilot teaches.
The record itself never changes under a society. Once posted, an entry stays as posted. A locked month stays locked. No change to the service rewrites a society’s history.
Feedback is the point
A pilot society’s feedback is read by the people who build the service. It shapes what changes first.
The books carry the feedback road the service states. A society in the pilot is asked to use it — plainly, and as often as something earns it.
Leaving, and the pilot’s end
A society may leave at any time, taking its books with it as the terms describe.
If the pilot ends, the societies in it hear so with time to take their books out whole. The pack and the backup travel, and no society’s record is held against its leaving.