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This repository is for the collaborative group project on Boston's anti-displacement work for the HKS class DPI 691.

active 2025-01-10 → 2025-01-27 (UTC)

Complete coverage26,761 / 26,761 hourly files (100%) · 2 absent upstream2023-08-15 → 2026-09-03 (UTC)
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23
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Line chart, 18 days from 2025-01-10 to 2025-01-27. Pushes: 148 total, peak 50 in a day. Pull requests: 85 total, peak 37 in a day. Issues: 23 total, peak 15 in a day. Comments: 28 total, peak 9 in a day. Stars: 1 total, peak 1 in a day.

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Top contributors

Pushes, PRs, issues, reviews and comments — stars and forks excluded, so this is contribution rather than popularity

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lydden129484117
stefanfux01156852151
elove-wen5838200
ybajaj234278910
hileamlakB2200

Recent activity

Latest issues, pull requests and releases

  • Issue#2lydden2025-01-19 14:15
    As a renter or homeowner, I want to know what resources are available, so that I can avoid being displaced.
  • Issue comment#12ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:52
    As a member of the general public, I want to know how to access offline consultation services and communicate with the anti-displacement team, so that I won't be hindered by confusion in using online tools.
  • Issue comment#11ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:51
    As a member of the general public, I want to know who created this website and why, so that I can judge whether the information is trustworthy.
  • Issue comment#63ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:47
    As a city of Boston employee, I want to better communicate the 90+ policy tools and solutions the city is using to address the housing shortage, so that residents have a better understanding of the breadth of work the city is doing on these issues.
  • Issue comment#2ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:45
    As a renter or homeowner, I want to know what resources are available, so that I can avoid being displaced.
  • Issue comment#49ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:42
    As someone facing displacement, I want a site that will be interactive and include small descriptions of the resources available, so that I don't have to click through to see if it's something I'm interested in.
  • Issue comment#48ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:40
    As someone facing displacement, I want a site that will be interactive but still show all of the options, so that I can narrow down my search and expand as needed.
  • Issue comment#44ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:36
    As a city of Boston employee, I want a website that uses the same visual branding as the rest of the City of Boston websites, so that this page looks official and cohesive.
  • Issue comment#10ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:32
    As a city employee, I want to ensure the "anti-displacement" project branding is used, so that it is clear this is part of a larger and multidisciplinary project.
  • Issue comment#9ybajaj2342025-01-17 12:24
    As a city employee, I want to make sure that links to city resources and documents are easily accessible, so that it is clear that various tools, web pages, and reports do not exist in a vacuum.
  • Pull request#70elove-wen2025-01-17 03:40
  • Pull request#70elove-wen2025-01-17 03:40
  • Pull request#69lydden2025-01-17 01:27
  • Pull request#69lydden2025-01-17 01:27
  • Pull request#68lydden2025-01-17 01:14
  • Pull request#67lydden2025-01-17 00:33
  • Pull request#67lydden2025-01-17 00:33
  • Pull request#65stefanfux01152025-01-16 22:58
  • Pull request#65stefanfux01152025-01-16 22:58
  • Issue#64lydden2025-01-16 15:15
    As a city of Boston employee, I want to be able to show the progress the city is making and successes we 've had so far, so that residents know we are working on the issues they have raised.
  • Issue#63lydden2025-01-16 15:12
    As a city of Boston employee, I want to better communicate the 90+ policy tools and solutions the city is using to address the housing shortage, so that residents have a better understanding of the breadth of work the city is doing on these issues.
  • Pull request#62elove-wen2025-01-16 03:49
  • Pull request#62elove-wen2025-01-16 03:49
  • Pull request#61lydden2025-01-15 23:47
  • Pull request#61lydden2025-01-15 23:47

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