Import the remade decks on stable ids and recommend one card per job, so a saved draft still loads after a chip is renamed.

The real-group profiles stay as a test, so a change that moves a pick fails.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

messages/en/create/sharedTerms.json

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+{
+  "sectionTitle": "Shared terms",
+  "about": "Shared terms print with every finished Rule. Only the meaning prints. setBy and whenNoCardCoversIt are notes for writers and do not print. The launch supermajority share is three quarters.",
+  "terms": [
+    {
+      "term": "active members",
+      "meaning": "Members in good standing who are not on leave. Every share, quorum and threshold in this Rule counts active members, never everyone who ever joined. A levels card can narrow this to core members or maintainers.",
+      "setBy": "Roster upkeep, Leave and return, Volunteers and core members, Contributors and maintainers",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": null
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our supermajority share",
+      "meaning": "Three quarters of active members who vote, for decisions that need more than a majority.",
+      "setBy": "The launch setting, fixed at three quarters for every group (29 October)",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "Three quarters of active members who vote."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our quorum",
+      "meaning": "At least half of active members, or a tenth when we have more than a hundred, unless a card sets its own.",
+      "setBy": null,
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": null
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "a decision of the whole group",
+      "meaning": "A decision every active member is asked to take part in, made the way this Rule makes its big decisions.",
+      "setBy": "The card for big decisions",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "Our supermajority share of active members who vote, with our quorum voting."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our records",
+      "meaning": "The one place the group keeps this Rule, its decisions, minutes and how-tos.",
+      "setBy": "Shared records, or GitHub / GitLab for open source projects",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "A shared folder every member can open, named at our next meeting."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "where every member will see it",
+      "meaning": "Posted where our members read announcements, plus email, text or a call for any member who is not on it.",
+      "setBy": "Announcements channel, Email distribution list, Phone and text tree",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "Our main group chat, plus a direct message or call to any member who is not on it."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our conflict process",
+      "meaning": "The steps this Rule sets for what happens when we disagree.",
+      "setBy": "The conflict cards",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "The two people talk first, and if that fails, two people close to neither side, whom both sides accept, hear both and propose what happens next."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "shared money",
+      "meaning": "Money, accounts and things of value the group holds together.",
+      "setBy": "Shared money",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "Kept where at least two members can see it, with every payment written in our records."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "a working group",
+      "meaning": "Two or more members with a written mandate from the group.",
+      "setBy": "Delegated decision-making",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "The group creates each working group as a decision of the whole group, with a written aim, area, term and date to report back."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our roster",
+      "meaning": "The private list of members, kept by two members, with only a name or nickname, one way to reach each person, their level and any leave.",
+      "setBy": "Roster upkeep, Open admission",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "Two members the group names keep it, and only they can see it."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our bylaws",
+      "meaning": "The legal documents of our organization, if it has any. Where the law or our bylaws require something different from this Rule, they govern and we change this Rule to match.",
+      "setBy": "Changing this Rule",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "A group with no bylaws has this Rule as its only governing document."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "the person harmed",
+      "meaning": "The person a harm happened to. This Rule names people by what happened, never by a label.",
+      "setBy": null,
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": null
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "the person who caused harm",
+      "meaning": "The person whose actions caused a harm. This Rule names people by what they did, never by a label, because a person is more than one act.",
+      "setBy": null,
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": null
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our list for binding arbitration",
+      "meaning": "The few disputes written in this Rule that members each agreed in writing to settle by an arbitrator’s final decision instead of in court. Each member is bound only by the list as it stood when they agreed.",
+      "setBy": "Binding arbitration",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "Nothing goes to binding arbitration unless both sides agree in writing after the dispute begins."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "matters outside arbitration",
+      "meaning": "Threats, violence, stalking, abuse, sexual assault, harassment, discrimination, a privacy breach and a child’s safety, and anything that grows out of a case of harm. Retaliation for raising a concern, a report of fraud, misuse of shared money or law-breaking, and what someone said when reporting harm. A pause, removal, anyone’s aid, and what this Rule, our bylaws or a membership agreement means. Pay, hours, safety at work, organizing, a union or a job ending for anyone who works for us. Anyone’s home, rent, deposit, repairs or right to stay in our housing. Any claim the law will not let anyone give up in advance. These follow our conflict process and any route the law allows. An arbitrator hears a claim about harm, pay or a home only if the person who raised it, or the person it harmed, asks for that in writing. They ask after the dispute begins, with time to get advice. A pause, removal, anyone’s aid and what this Rule means never go to an arbitrator.",
+      "setBy": "Binding arbitration, Non-binding arbitration",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": null
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our fair hearing safeguards",
+      "meaning": "Each side can bring a friend, an advocate, an interpreter or a lawyer, and take part by phone or video. We provide interpreting, captions and a step-free room when anyone asks, and hold hearings at times both sides can make. Each side sees everything the other gives the person hearing it, without other people’s private details, and that person never discusses it with one side alone. The person hearing it can ask to see any of our records that bear on the question, without details of the people we serve. Records from our conflict process are used only with the consent of the person they are about. Anyone who fears the other side can give their account apart from them. A side in hospital, in custody, without a home or in crisis can pause the deadlines in our steps for 30 days at a time, though legal deadlines keep running. Nobody has to give a legal name or show ID unless a court requires it. Nobody loses their place, shifts, pay or aid for asking for a hearing, taking part, declining or being a witness. Nobody is asked to keep a dispute secret from family, an adviser, a lawyer, a union or a government agency.",
+      "setBy": "Binding arbitration, Non-binding arbitration",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": null
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "the body that appoints for us",
+      "meaning": "The co-op federation, dispute resolution office or arbitration service we name in our records to appoint a person close to neither side when two sides cannot agree on one. It sends both sides the same three names, each side strikes one and it appoints from the rest. Until we name one, it is a public dispute resolution office or bar association program near the side that did not start the arbitration.",
+      "setBy": "Binding arbitration, Non-binding arbitration",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "A public dispute resolution office or bar association program near the side that did not start the arbitration. For binding arbitration only, a court can appoint."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "legal deadlines",
+      "meaning": "The time the law gives anyone to file a claim, a charge or an answer. Some are only days, such as answering an eviction, and some claims against a city need written notice within months. Talking, mediation, arbitration and our conflict process never stop them, though the group can agree not to count that time against a member in a claim against the group. Anyone can file to protect a deadline at any point and ask for the case to wait, and nobody loses their place for it.",
+      "setBy": "Legal action, Binding arbitration, Non-binding arbitration",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": null
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "the members who handle legal matters",
+      "meaning": "The two members, and a backup, who receive legal papers for us, find a lawyer and keep a legal hold. They serve for one year. A member involved in a matter steps aside for it, and the backup acts.",
+      "setBy": "Legal action",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "Any two members not involved in the matter, until a decision of the whole group names two. In a group of two or three, the one member not involved acts with a trusted person from outside."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "a legal hold",
+      "meaning": "A pause on deleting anything a legal matter we expect may need, such as chats, email, texts, shared files and paper. It starts when legal papers, a threat of a lawsuit, a demand for records or news of an investigation arrives. It also starts when something happens that we can expect to end in a claim, such as a serious injury during our work or a police or immigration visit. Disappearing messages are turned off in chats about the matter, and we make no new lists or files about people for it beyond the short notes the matter needs. It ends when a lawyer says the matter is over, and deletion then returns to its usual dates. If no lawyer is involved, the members who handle legal matters review it every six months with the legal help on our list of outside help. They end it once no claim, deadline or investigation is still open.",
+      "setBy": "Legal action, Records about people, Security plan",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "Whoever receives legal papers or a threat tells everyone who holds records about it the same day, and nothing about it is deleted until a lawyer says so."
+    },
+    {
+      "term": "our list of outside help",
+      "meaning": "The short list in our records, seen only by members, of who we call in immediate danger or in a medical or mental health crisis. It also names a mediator, legal help and support after harm.",
+      "setBy": "Outside help",
+      "whenNoCardCoversIt": "A crisis line that answers at any hour and a free legal help line, named at our next meeting."
+    }
+  ]
+}