1. Share it with your transdisciplinary TE curation collective

<aside> 🚨 should be min 2 people

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<aside> 🚨 each person should have experienced TE rabbit hole tunnel system from the lense of more than 1 discipline

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2. When curating for the living library a value-add is your personal annotation: How did this particular reference (article, video, music, quote, book, a section of an entire library, actually anything you deem valuable sharing from your aha moments in TE)

<aside> 🚨 This is another reason why we don’t just ask for your name (handles are ok!) and credentials (autodidact is wonderful! share your tricks on how-to learn-to-learn!) but for your soul food, location, or song, maybe that which you listen to while curating?

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<aside> 🚨 As the curator makes a copy of the curator profile and fill out, inside this template (we will port the info to the current template in Notion, and later to the web)

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3. We also have an analytic curation part: the consilience space, at the end of this template to help you with roughly locating a reference, especially if the item itself is transdisciplinary.

<aside> 🚨 make a copy of the empty tags, and fill out for each item as it makes sense

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4. Limit: this is a tough one, something we’d like to get feedback on. What is a nice limit on references? None? What will make curators feel good about sharing, but also get done in a reasonable amount of time? Maybe keep the door open for additions?

<aside> 🚨 feel free to drop feedback in the copy of your template if you have more ideas about this

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<aside> 🚨 Initially we invite seed curators to share as they want.

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<aside> 🔑 We hope to make this curation an experience to bond, reminisce, and feel good about sharing it with others. Especially newcomers to this field - who interestingly share the same devotion as OGs - will feel like coming home. This is our thesis. Please help us make the curation process itself valuable by sharing feedback during and after.

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