Who is moving toward Brooklyn, roughly when they land and leave, and where they are sleeping. The board makes overlaps visible so beds, rides, and the days after can find the right people.

Now to November, in order. What's set is set; the rest says what it's waiting on.

Two known options and no obligation to use either. Whatever you choose, put it in People — the Hub can't prepare for a number it doesn't have.

A working map made from places somebody would actually send you, and a live line of who is where right now. Nobody shares a location; you share a sentence, and it expires on its own.

Everything we might do together, on one calendar anyone can add to. An idea sits on the shelf without a date; give it a day and it becomes a plan people tap into. Nothing is mandatory. Put it on the calendar and people arrive before it.

What everyone needs to source, build, or borrow — and what everyone already has — left out on one bench so the two can find each other before anyone rents a second speaker. Attach a store to a need and it becomes a pin in Places.

Short list, and every item comes with its how — where it goes, who to tell. Nothing is quietly implied beyond what's written here.

Anything not actually settled lives on this wall instead of being written up as though it were. Nothing comes down until the people it binds have decided it.

Every change proposed through the seal, what became of it, and everything the crew has said about the page itself. Applied changes are already live; anything set aside rests here.