Summery
Every human being has the right and also the possibility to live according to the Helfa principles. Every human being is allowed to call himself a Helfa. Only in the past it has been shown that some people are not so far and that they try to exploit the concept. To prevent this, we organize ourselves in groups and try to protect the groups themselves. That's why everybody who wants to join the Helfa groups has to introduce himself first in a real Helfa group or at least attend a seminar where all the rules and also the vision is explained. This way it can be ensured that everybody knows what he is allowed to do and what he is not allowed to do. However, getting to know each other personally and building trust in a group is essential to create a new kind of society.
The tasks of the members are:
- To learn and understand the 4 basic rules
- To deal with the 10 principles
- To take time to get to know and integrate with the group.
- To be open to what is new.
- Check the website to see what's new.
- Choose a moderator once a year
- To follow the rules of one's own group and to vote if it is necessary.
Technical View
The following data is important in this regard, which we would prefer to process electronically on the homepage:
| Must fields | |
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Is used for login |
| Username | Is the username in the system |
| Name, first name | Is the real name that is used |
| Local Group | In which local group is the member |
| Contact Public | A public contact that appears on the website. |
| Contact Private | A contact that only the own group can see |
| Languages | What languages does the person speak |
| Description | Own description, appearance, behavior, etc. |
| Role | What role does the member have? Moderator? |
| May fields | |
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Pictures |
Which underline the description of the member. |
| Wishes | What wishes does the member have - if applicable, can they be fulfilled. |
| Resources | What resources the member has available |
| Skills | These are important to know what the member can do |
| Address | This address can then be displayed in a map |
| Gender | This entry is important for a mapping or personal preferences |
| Birthday | This entry is important for age restrictions |