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# The Recap

{% hint style="info" %}
**Ideal for**\
Great for large communities who are moving fast.
{% endhint %}

## Structure

A consistent weekly recap crafted by a role or circle within the community. 

A role/circle has the accountability to produce a weekly recap, to field news from the organization and seek out fertile opportunities in the community and to share them. 

### Examples include:

* a weekly/monthly recap,
* etc.

### Suggested When:

Large teams who are moving fast.

### Known Pitfalls:

Long or unfocused recaps. Teams are encouraged to keep the recap short and concise. 

#### Authored by Rieki Cordon, Hypha DHO


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