Provenance before persuasion
The Moot classifies where material comes from. A classification describes context—not whether something is automatically true or false.
BC local-government news, submitted releases and directories. Discovery is filtered for Salt Spring and its regional institutions; the original publisher remains authoritative.
Upcoming Salt Spring concerts, markets, workshops and community gatherings. Calendar listings retain the source’s dates, venue and event link.
Local Trust Committee schedules, agendas, minutes, bylaws and recordings.
Local Community Commission notices, agendas, minutes and service decisions.
Trustee and committee meeting packages, minutes and financial records.
Board schedules, agenda packages, minutes and meeting highlights.
Local reporting, community notices and contributed articles.
Detailed notes from public conversations with local leaders and organizations.
Environmental and governance advocacy across the Islands Trust area.
Question-answer service grounded in the OCP, Land Use Bylaw and Trust Policy Statement.
Public links and limited excerpts curated by The Moot editors; no logged-in scraping.
What The Moot stores
Full extracted text, canonical URL, document hash, retrieval time and page or section locators.
Metadata and limited evidence excerpts—not a republished copy of the article.
Editor-submitted public links and limited attribution only. The Moot does not automate logged-in scraping.
