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Commentarii Roamani We’re continuing our series: Pages/Systems Worth Building with a sequence of issues on using Roam for collaboration, or Roam as shared brain🧠 We're building systems for daily check-ins, weekly progress, meetings, projects and so on... all while keeping things flexible enough for different team styles. Systems Worth Building: Team Workflows Step 1: 🛠️ Getting Your Graph Ready for CollaborationBefore building a shared system, make sure your graph is set up for other people to access and contribute. 1. Share AccessGo to Settings → Sharing and invite collaborators by email. This keeps the graph private to your group but accessible to those you've added. You can choose whether each person can edit or view only. 🕯️ If you're using an Encrypted Graph, don't forget to share the password with your teammates. 2. Optional Adjustments
Roam displays a colored bullet next to blocks that were edited by you or others. Each person gets a unique color, making it easier to see who contributed what, at a glance.
By enabling Immutable Blocks, only the original author can modify their own blocks. This can help prevent accidental edits by other team members, as well as keep accurate track of individual contributions. 🤝 Team Workflows in RoamOnce your graph is shared and set up, you’ll need a way to work together inside it.We'll be sharing a few core workflows that can serve as a foundation. Adapt them to match your team’s dynamic. 🗓️ Daily, Weekly, and Monthly RhythmRoam works best when it reflects the natural tempo of your team. Here's a simple structure you can use across three layers of time:
In this issue of the newsletter, let's look at a daily and weekly system. This is how it works: At the start of each day, the first person who becomes active opens this Team Daily template in the Daily Note (type ;; to toggle the template dropdown menu) for everyone. The [[Dropzone]] section is for comments and conversations 🕯️ Pro Tip: Want to get someone’s attention? Instead of tagging their name as a page reference ([[Name]]), tag it as a block reference from that day’s Daily Note. This way, they’ll see a notification next to their name. Each person works under their own name's bullet in the Daily Notes. Depending on your team's size and working style, people might organize their tasks differently. That said, we highly recommend using a shared format we call the [[Rolling Summary]]. The [[Rolling Summary]] 🛼At the start of the week (usually Monday), open the [[Rolling Summary]] template under your name. Fill in the dates, then list your Priorities and Tasks for the week, and add other categories you want.
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