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Bring a module, tool, idea or a careful reading.

The Hub is open to students, parents, teachers and outside contributors under AGPL-3.0. You keep your name on what you send, and the trail of it stays checkable.

Or call 077 529 73 01, for a contribution or a request.

Ways in

Pick the one that matches the hour you actually have. None of them needs an account.

What a contribution looks like

Three shapes the Hub takes today. Each one already exists once, so you can copy the form instead of guessing it.

Open asks

What would actually help.

  • Run «Value Systems» with a class and send back the slide you had to change one lesson · teachers
  • Read the privacy page on entrosana.com and mark every sentence a parent would not understand an hour · anyone
  • Translate «Value Systems» into French or Italian, slides and worksheet an evening · anyone bilingual

Nothing here fits? The four ways in above are open the whole year.

What happens to what you send
  1. It arrivesThrough Propose a track, at [email protected], or by phone on 077 529 73 01. Every submission gets an answer. Mail to sygnif@ is sorted by Claude, a language model run by Anthropic in the USA; a person reads and decides.
  2. It is read against what it claimsThe same standard the site holds itself to: does the thing do what it says, and where does it break.
  3. You get a plain yes, no, or not yetWith the reason. «Not yet» names what is missing.
  4. It lands with your name on itYour name stays on your work, and the record of the decision stays checkable afterwards.
What you can ask for in return
  • A review with its reasons written down, that you can argue with
  • Runway: time, machines, or someone who knows the subject
  • Your work carried on under your name, under AGPL-3.0
The rules, short
  • Everything in the Hub is AGPL-3.0. What you send in is published under it too, with your name on it.
  • Students are welcome. If you are at school, bring a teacher or a guardian into the thread — not as a gatekeeper, as a second pair of eyes.
  • Never send us the personal data of children. A module report needs the group, not the names.
  • Disagree with the work, not with the person. That is the whole code of conduct.
  • Schools: the Hub holds no pupil accounts and no pupil data. Teachers and schools register as adults; a module report names the group, never the child. The processing register is available on request at [email protected].
  • All of it in one page: the guidelines.
Checklists you can start from

These are checklists, not software.

And the starting files you find under Projects, as examples of the shape a checklist takes here:

New project

Start from the Hub, or from nothing.

An empty file with your name on it. Steps are added as you go, and every one of them leaves the same record as a Hub file does.