Wait for permission from other organizers before I do that, but I don't want to forget. :)

I think it might be worthwhile to go through and acknowledge the people and resources from which we learned as much as possible. I want to make especially sure that the work of junior researchers and researchers from underrepresented backgrounds is acknowledged, because too often they are expected to do work without acknowledgment.

I want to write a bit of a summary about Cecilia's summary of distributed cognition + mentoring from her book, for incorporation in next year's Astro Hack Week, and because I think it's a useful and positive model of how learning and team work happens (or should happen) at hack weeks.

It might be useful to have a page with external resources: our hack week websites + wikis, a link to the hack week and entrofy papers, links to other resources we've found helpful.

Although we have been using Qualtrics for this, we should preferably add our survey materials in a text format, and not their proprietary format.

Check e.g. alt text for images, contrast etc.

See for example this page and these posters.

Who does what when?

Add the astro hack week procedure used so far as an example, with a a "future" section for future changes we're planning to make.

Enable cross links and references between our documents, and also make sure that external links are all present and accounted for.

What should this be licenced under? Will we need different licences for different folders (e.g. if one folder has code, another has text)?