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LIS-COPYSEEK does feel clunky and not as interactive as other available platforms.

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Could be opening a can of worms... I often feel like I'm not aware of the feelings towards copyright within my own institution and the kinds of challenges staff, researchers and students face (maybe due to copyright anxiety of their own?) I wonder if hosting a copyright teach meet within our own institutions would be beneficial for the wider community (and then feeding back what we've learnt into LIS-COPYSEEK/Discord/Icepops to gauge what issues the whole sector faces)?

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Delegate a bit more so you don't get burnt out.

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By expanding the community past academia and more into the rest of the g.l.a.m. sector. We're dealing with similar issues in many cases.

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By having solid, clear institutional policy on it.

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Copyseek is great but I agree that something like Discord would be useful for a more interactive discussion format

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I love the idea of the mentoring scheme and would be very keen to join (as a mentee). A trusted person to ask questions of would be very valuable in developing skills for those new to rights roles

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Less neutrality and be more clear about own ideas and opinions on copyright. While it's about risk and aligning with the legal guidelines the community is a good place to have deeper conversations.

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I feel the copyright community is one of the most successful and welcoming communities so it's hard to identify where further support is required (if at all!)

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Explore the benefits of reflection and discussing copyright experiences, good or bad

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I really like the idea of the mentoring scheme mentioned at the AGM and other meetings. LIS Copyseek is great to ask questions but the size of it is overwhelming. Having a named contact eases the anxiety less of asking questions.

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Be more visible - I feel like you need to be in the community to know how much it can offer. Maybe a JISC webpage?

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Keep doing what you're doing but don't burn yourselves out

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The ALN copyright group are developing a Copyrights for researchers elearning that can be used and adapted by instiutions. This will be a great resources and big shout out to Manchester for leading on this. More collective projects like this would be beneficial.

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I really appreciate the knowledge of colleagues who have copyright as their main role - not all institutions can afford these roles so their higher level of understanding is valuable across the sector.

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Distinguish between copyright support and legal advice

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The networking at ICEPOPS is one of the most useful things I do each year for my development - ways of replicating that throughout the year, strengthening networks with local colleagues etc

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You are both visible figureheads of this group. I wouldn't say your irreplaceable but you are cornerstones of the sector.

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Don't see education and advocacy as opposed or mutually exclusive. See experiences as evidence both for training and getting involved in trying to change law

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Copyseek is great but maybe something like discord would be useful for discussions

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I know I've gone quiet this year but let's keep sharing and talking

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More user- friendly, easily searchable LIS-COPYSEEK archive. It’s a treasure but not easy to navigate.

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Make sure that we're not giving the impression that the challenges we face are all down to a lack of education or skills!

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Let's share good practice that we can show to our decision makers of good practice. Ideally from places that inspire them.

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Diverse approaches that highlight cases where there is no clear-cut ‘right’ or ‘wrong’.

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Positive examples. Let's surface when things have gone well. Let's hear about what has gone well.

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Positive examples. Let's surface when things have gone well. Let's hear about what has gone well.