Ambassadors · Back to community

# Be Open Design's voice in your city.

Open a local atelier. Convene the meetups, the demos, the late-night critiques. We back you with budget, materials, and a private channel to the core team.

The program

## Vocation, patronage, covenant.

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Ambassadors turn Open Design from a repository into something contributors can meet in a room, with ink on the table and coffee gone cold.

I · Vocation

### Painters of the local scene.

Designers, developers, organizers: the kind who already gather others. We give the gathering a flag.

- ·Local Atelier Host: you keep a recurring meetup, study group, or late-night hack alive.
- ·Online community lead: Discord, WeChat, Telegram, X spaces.
- ·Practising contributor or evangelist: already shipping work, posting craft, ushering newcomers.
- ·Comfortable carrying the name: bound to the Code of Conduct, mindful of the brand.

II · Patronage

### What the atelier extends.

Not a volunteer badge. A working bond, with budget, standing, and access.

- ·A page on the site: portrait, city, biography, socials, the chronicle of your events.
- ·First sight: beta features, internal roadmap previews, releases ahead of the queue.
- ·The atelier kit: posters, slide decks, demo pieces, swag; a purse for venue, drinks, and photography.
- ·A line to the studio: private channel, monthly sync, a dedicated path for your feedback.
- ·A way forward: honor cards and tiers, with a path into regional lead, speaker, or paid community roles.

III · Covenant

### The discipline of the studio.

A modest commitment, but binding. Extended absence folds into alumni status; the circle stays small and serious.

- ·Convene at least one event per month or quarter, local or online.
- ·Welcome the new hand. Usher newcomers through their first contribution.
- ·Listen close. Gather honest feedback from users, designers, developers, teams.
- ·Leave a record. Publish a recap after every gathering: attendance, photographs, links, leads.
- ·Carry the name well. Hold to the Code of Conduct; no misuse of the mark, no deals signed on the studio's behalf.