// The NOG community operating system
One connected event platform for Network Operator Groups: events, calls for papers, speaker knowledge, travel planning, live interaction and useful introductions — built with the people who actually run the communities.
The working repository remains private while the platform and privacy model are being tested with real NOG organizers.
Volunteer-run internet communities often operate events, calls for papers, speaker records, attendee networking and publishing in separate tools. The same people and facts get copied repeatedly, context disappears between events, and attendees still struggle to find the right peers in the room.
NOGnet treats the community as the durable object and each event as one connected moment inside it. Shared profiles and operational context flow through focused modules — from travel plans to live polls and moderated rooms — while privacy-first matching offers useful introductions without permanent behavioral dossiers.
People, events, submissions and published knowledge share context instead of becoming isolated records.
Short, event-specific reasons help people find useful peers without public scores, forced introductions or surveillance-shaped profiles.
Workflows start from how volunteer NOG teams actually run events, not from generic conference SaaS assumptions.
The working repository remains private while the platform and privacy model are being tested with real NOG organizers.
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