Make the workshop’s story visible

A profile can showcase approved photographs of completed community projects, explain the workshop format and link official event information. Describe the kinds of skills the group welcomes, including organising and documentation. This helps a person see a possible contribution even if they are not the one making repairs.

Keep expectations practical

A public invitation should not guarantee that an item can be repaired or encourage someone to attempt unfamiliar work without the workshop’s guidance. Use the organiser’s actual enquiry process for questions about items and participation. Tap Tap Go connects the project story with the next conversation.

Imagine this

A hypothetical scene

A hypothetical resident meets an organiser after seeing a repaired chair at a community display. The profile reveals that the group also needs help recording project stories. The resident offers photography support and asks about the next workshop.

Make it practical.

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