How we decide
We borrowed what has been shown to work for peer groups and communities of practice for a long time, and the members can change anything that does not work.
Charter
Operators sharing what works on operations, from the ground up, with no profit.
Operators take part as peers, and membership is open to join.
No suppliers, no OEMs, no sales pitch and no sponsors. Tipspeed organises but never presents its own work or is mentioned in presentations. Members can vote to invite a supplier or OEM to a specific session.
Nothing on pricing or customer-specific terms, standard practice for a peer group whose members compete with each other.
Nothing is repeated outside with a name on it unless the person agrees.
A short write up follows each forum, to share with the industry. Everyone in it agrees to what's included first.
The members pick the topics, by vote.
Decisions are made by consent, so a proposal passes when no member has a real objection. The operators take turns moderating, and the workshop leads are picked by the group and rotate.
You present what you want, in the way you want: a challenge, a question, a half-built idea, or something that already works. Nothing is selected.
If the charter is broken, the group decides what happens, and the same rule applies to everyone, founders included.
Real costs only, with no profit, shared and invoiced, and aiming under 150 euros a head.
Any group can host a forum, in any country, as long as it keeps to this charter.
The members can change this charter.
These ground rules follow the precedent set by the PCWG and the WRA group.
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