> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://circles.logos.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://circles.logos.co/readme/for-circle-stewards/section-3-running-the-first-circle/checklist-the-first-circle.md).

# Checklist: The First Circle

* [ ] Greet attendees upon arrival.
* [ ] Share the brochure and zine.
* [ ] Offer attendees a drink, and offer to get it for them if you have the time
* [ ] Invite everyone to sit in a circle to start.
* [ ] Facilitate introductions (name, reason for attending, motivations).
* [ ] Introduce Logos and explain the purpose of Circles.
* [ ] Facilitate a discussion on local issues of interest.
* [ ] Identify a preferred communication platform to stay in touch (eg Signal, Telegram). Create the group and invite all participants to join.
* [ ] Encourage attendees to fill out the contact form (QR code on brochure).
* [ ] Check if participants authorise to have their photos shared online, faces can be blurred if preferred.
* [ ] Invite technically inclined participants to scan the QR code for the node operator program.
* [ ] Note highly motivated or skilled individuals for potential core steward roles. Approach promising individuals if the timing feels right, or follow up after.


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