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This document is a quick guide to get you started with using XR's online communication tools for the first time. In this guide, you will: Set up an account on the Hub. Log in to Mattermost and send a message to your XR group. Find out where to find more ...

Listed below are several of the most common problems people have when they sign up to the Hub. If you are still having problems after reading this document, you should ask your Group's Admin for help. It says that an account with my username already exists W...

This document is a quick guide to get you started with using XR's online communication tools for the first time. If you need support with: Getting onto the Hub/Accepting your Hub invite How to use Mattermost Getting onto Mattermost Using the Hub (and XR...

How to sign the Volunteer Agreement, and to check other people who have access to personal data have signed. Personal data includes email addresses, phone numbers, addresses, or anything which could identify an individual. It does not matter whether the perso...

How to invite people to your group To get to the Hub, type - hub.extinctionrebellion.uk - into your browser address bar You should use the Hub to invite new people to your group. This is because an invite to the Hub sets people up correctly on all the new s...

Read this guide to learn how to use the Hub to manage your group's mandates, roles, members, etc. XR Groups Screen If you click 'My Groups' on the Home page, you will see a screen like this: Choose a group to see all its details in context. This is the...

Note: If any of what follows makes you nervous, drop a request into 'Hub Help Desk' on Mattermost and say you would like to practise Hub management for Trumpton! Then you can safely test functions without doing harm! Groups 'Edit Hub Group' Screen The 'Edit...

This document takes you through the process of creating a new group on the Hub. See also Good Practice Guide Creating a New 'Child' XR Group If you are part of a large organisation which has numerous working groups (e.g. a large working group like Communiti...

This page explains how to deactivate an account if someone is arrested or loses their phone or other device used to access our services. Group admins are able to deactivate their account. See Compromised Account Procedure for precautions to take when access t...

All rebels with an account on the UK Hub, UK Forum, Global Mattermost and UK Cloud – which gives them access to material that should not fall into unfriendly hands, or that may compromise the legal position of themselves or others, for example, through providi...

How to update role tenure, so you no longer get 'tenure expired' messages Your Group Admin can set an Until date for each person assigned to a role, which is the date their holding of that role will be reviewed (the role tenure). This allows people assigned t...

This section describes how the Hub helps to implement the principles of Self-Organising Systems within XR UK. We'll show how the External Coordinator Role in a group, or circle, can be linked to a Representative Role in the parent group, or supercircle. We'll ...

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Find Meeting Links when Mattermost is down Usually, you will find useful information, like zoom meeting URLs and meeting agenda links, in the Header of your Hub Group's Mattermost channel. But, what to do if the Mattermost Server goes down - just before your ...

Placeholder Groups represent groups who do not use the Hub, so that they appear in the Hub Circles diagram and can store their public-facing contact information. Creating a Placeholder Group Only people with Group Admin of All Groups permission (or above) ca...

Comparison of the drawbacks and benefits of Mattermost, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal. For more detail see Choosing a messaging app for your XR group in the "Online Tools for Communicating with Other Rebels" book. Here is the summary from that chapter: ...