Francesca Krihely

Authorization is a challenge for everyone, but has been solved by no one. As the people who wake up thinking about authorization each day we created a game, [Oso Golf](https://oso-golf.netlify.app/), to help educate the community about authorization. We built the first iteration of this game for GraphQL summit, as a fun way for developers to learn Oso’s policy language. Attendees got really...

Congrats team!!!

When we talk to developers about authorization, their number one challenge is getting their heads around how to model their permissions. We're so excited to launch this tool for the community to get a better grasp of authorization permissions. This along with our resources like Authorization Academy (osohq.com/academy) are a great way to get started with writing authorization. Thanks...

We're so excited to be part of this vision to bring authorization to the next billion developers. For those who are having issues watching the video, see the walkthrough demo of Oso here: https://youtu.be/bLo85-WaXPA

Notion! I love using it for ideation and sharing in a clean and fun way.

This is great as a reference for my team who is new to OKRs. I LOVE it. Saves me from having to re-do my example "Manchester United" draft OKRs each time I onboard an new team to the process.

I love using Donut! It has allowed me to connect with my global team on a regular basis, meeting amazing people and sharing ideas. I think it's a very important tool for engaging your company during a time when some workers are by default remote.

This is great @tammywcho! I'm going to send this around to my women's group. It's clear you and the team have done your research, so thank you for taking the time to help us!!!

@robbdiazz this is awesome! I had a similar experience in Germany when I lived there. I used to order an Iced Coffee "Eis Coffee" which is German could mean "iced coffee" but it more often meant "ice cream in your coffee!"!!!! I always made the mistake in my order. Now, I hear, iced coffee is more popular, but I would have loved this menu while I was there! Thanks for sharing!

Oh wow this is amazing. Nice job @wilhempujar! How are the reports generated? Do you have recommendations for every stack? How do you specialize recommendations?

Wow I love this tool! There's a huge need for this as most community tools prioritize conversations but don't actually introduce you to people. The layout here is lovely. My request would be for a simple slack integration and a "slack an intro" button. Not relevant for every community, but would be an awesome way to get the conversation started for those communities who do have slack groups.