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[Hannie Dumoleyn <lafeber-dumoleyn2@xxxxxxxxx>]

Op 07-05-12 14:56, Piskie schreef:
> forestpiskie Team Pages and Names n/a  - NO CHANGE TO NAMES
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> forestpiskie Dealing with threads after wiki written to follow - STAFF 
> DISCUSSION
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> josephmills Tools IRC conversation - TOOLS WRITTEN (SUBSEQUENTLY 
> REWRITTEN)
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> forestpiskie Current forum thread import page IRC conversation - NEW 
> PAGE EXISTS, USE IT
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> forestpiskie Tags n/a - AGREED
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> forestpiskie Snippets n/a - AGREED
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> josephmills mailing list https://launchpad.net/~ubforums2ubwiki - IN USE
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> josephmills blueprints n/a - AGREED TO USE AS APPROPRIATE
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> josephmills seeking people out n/a - ADVERTISE ON FORUM, WEEKLY 
> NEWSLETTER IN TIME
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> josephmills adding perks n/a - NOT FOR THE MOMENT
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> josephmills IRC bots/loggers n/a - WAITING FOR CANONICAL IS
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> josephmills Ubuntu Classroom n/a - FOLLOW UP IN 6 MONTHS
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> forestpiskie plan on pastebin m/list
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> forestpiskie author request m/list - AGREED
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> I've not as yet made a page for meeting logs - the question I'd like 
> people to answer is whether it's necessary or not?
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> Easy to do if we decide to go that way.
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> I am all for us keeping information in one or two places - we have LP 
> team and Wiki Page home as well.
>
> regards
>
> Kev
It is much easier to use the bot meetingology, because it automatically 
gives you a link to the logfile at the end of the meeting, and it makes 
an overview of the topics, actions etc. Why don't we use #ubuntu-meeting 
for our meetings, like I suggested for the previous meeting?
Greets,
Hannie