Site Stewards

...the people behind the scenes!

Navigating complexity is a website that is stewarded with the help of many individuals, drawing from their combined expertise in urbanism, planning, and complexity theory.

The website interface has been coded and is managed, by Sean Wittmeyer: Architect, Complexity aficionado, and Code guru. If you encounter any functional glitches navigating the site, please reach out to Sean.

Site Stewards undertake to help vet and curate various topics within the website, as well as uploading new content into the feed.

If you have any questions or comments or about specific topics, please reach out to the individual currently stewarding content, or to the overall site curator, Sharon Wohl see: The people behind the scenes.

Finally if you are interested in contributing as a site steward, we would love to hear from you! We are always looking for people to manage site content who have a passion for complexity, and who are able to speak about complexity without reference to math or formulas. We aim to describe complexity processes in simple language with clear, everyday examples.

Links to the site stewards and their profiles are found below

Sean Wittmeyer: Coding, graphic design (with sharon wohl), web interface;

John Doe: Participatory Planning

Jane Doe: Computational Modeling

Photo Credit and Caption: Underwater image of fish in Moofushi Kandu, Maldives, by Bruno de Giusti (via Wikimedia Commons)

Cite this page:

Wohl, S. (2021, 29 June). Site Stewards. Retrieved from https://kapalicarsi.wittmeyer.io/page/site-stewards

Site Stewards was updated June 29th, 2021.

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Emergence
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