General
Read about general IDEAL information and the main components you will see on the platform.
What are Assemblies?
Think of an Assembly as a permanent group or committee. Unlike a Process, an Assembly doesn't "end"—it exists as long as the group exists. It is where you follow the long-term work of a specific body of people.
How it works: It usually contains meeting minutes, lists of members, and ongoing discussions about a specific topic.
When to go here: When you want to see who is running a specific department, read the minutes of their meetings, or follow a long-term working group.
Real-world analogy: A Committee, a Council, or a Department.
Example: "The Youth Council," "The Ethics Committee," or "The Neighborhood Association."