Documents
Which document platform to use
Google Docs enables you to share information in a fluid and integrated way with others, including taking comments and suggestions. Remember to make final versions "View Only" so they can’t be changed.
However, it is not secure for sharing sensitive information.
Document Format & Structure
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Add Document Specs (aim, date and origin of the doc) at the top of your documents. It makes clear to everyone reading what the doc seeks to achieve and prevents docs being circulated that spread misinformation. See below for a template
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Karla is the preferred sans serif font
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For titles use XR’s FUCXed CAPS if you can
download integrateinstall it. This isn't possible in Google Docs, so use Oswaldinsteadinstead. -
For important documents that will be circulated publicly, use the Style Guide for guidance on formatting, sizing of graphic design visuals etc.
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Make the name of the doc clear and different to other docs.
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Keep it short - rebels are overloaded with information!
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Do not include spicy information or implicate organisers.
Document Specs template
Try to include as many of these as you can at the top of your docs, but not all are compulsory. E.g. If the status of a doc is ‘finished’ (and is for an event/specific rebellion) it may not always require a timeline.
Date Created: DD/MM/YY
Author: Name and role
Contributors: Names and roles or groups / circles
Stakeholders: Names and roles or groups / circles
Intended distribution: Groups, circles, people - or "Do not share!"
Status: FINISHED/DRAFT/IN PROGRESS/Safe enough to try
Purpose: To do this, that or the other
Timeline: For this week/that month/that duration
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