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  -	<h1><a name='about'>About Us</a></h1>
  +	<h1><a name='about'>About us</a></h1>
   	<h2>What</h2>
   
   	<p>Calagator is a unified calendar for the technology community of Portland, Oregon. We are an all-volunteer effort and encourage anyone to import, create, and edit events. Calagator also refers to the open source software running this site.</p>
   
  -	<p>Calagator aggregates events so that users can visit a single source to discover interesting activities. Event planners use Calagator to check for possible scheduling conflicts, allowing them to make smarter decisions. Many people check it to find out what they could do this evening.</p>
  +	<p>Calagator aggregates events so that users can visit a single source to discover interesting activities. Event organizers and participants share events with others through Calagator. Event planners use Calagator to check for possible scheduling conflicts, allowing them to make smarter decisions. Many people check the site regularly to find out what events they can attend each day.</p>
   
   	<h2>Who</h2>
   
  -	<p>Calagator grew from a broad technology community discussion about how we find and share local events. The Calagator project started in January 2008 with the formation of a mailing list, followed by an initial code sprint a few weeks later. We chose to build a public, non-commercial software project and website for sharing events.</p>
  +	<p>Calagator grew from a broad technology community discussion about how to find and share local events. The Calagator project started in January 2008 with the formation of a mailing list, followed by an initial code sprint a few weeks later. The group decided to build a public, non-commercial software project and website for sharing events.</p>
   
  -	<p>Development of this project is focused around code sprint meetings. Because we used agile development methods from the start, we were able to share a functioning calendar site at the end of the first meeting. These practices help regular contributors share their knowledge of the project with new developers and reduce the barrier to entry. The application uses Ruby on Rails, but we actively encourage non-Ruby developers to participate. Our code sprints also involve community members who contribute design, project direction, and documentation.</p>
  +  <p>The software was developed through code sprints, where volunteers meet up to write and improve the application. The group used agile development methods from the start and has been able to provide a solid, functioning site from the first meeting on. Using these software development practices has helped developers share knowledge, made it easier for new developers to join in, and kept the code behind the application stable and maintainable. Although the application is written using Ruby on Rails, the group welcomes non-Ruby developers to participate. The code sprints also involve community members that contribute design, project direction, and documentation.</p>
   	
  -	<h1>Getting Started</h1>
  -		<h2><a name='find_local_events'>Find Local Events</a></h2>
  +	<h1>Getting started</h1>
  +		<h2><a name='find_local_events'>Find local events</a></h2>
   		<h3>Browse</h3>
   		<ul>
   			<li><a href='http://calagator.org/'>Browse an overview</a> of events for the next two weeks.</li>
  
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  		<h4>Contribute code.</h4> 
  		<p>Calagator is a <a href='http://rubyonrails.org/'>Ruby on Rails</a> web application that can be run on any platform, including strange and exotic platforms from the far PNW (Redmond, WA). You can find more details on downloading the source and running it locally at our <a href='http://code.google.com/p/calagator/wiki/DevelopmentSoftware'>Google Code Page</a>. Calagator will not run well on a shared hosting account, so we recommend sticking to local development unless you intend to deploy it in a production environment.</p>
  	
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negative.code: 			<li><strong>Improve</strong> content by editing events and venues.</li>
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  	<h1><a name='get_involved'>Get involved</a></h1>
  	<p>Anyone can participate. There are no entrance requirements other than interest and enthusiasm for the project goals.</p>
  
  		<h3>Step 1: Sign up for the <a href='http://groups.google.com/group/pdx-tech-calendar/' title="PDX Tech Calendar on Google Groups">mailing list</a>.</h3>
  
  		<h3>Step 2: Sign up for the <a href='http://calagator.wordpress.com/' title="Calagator blog">blog</a>.</h3>
  	
  		<h3>Step 3: Contribute!</h3>
  		<h4>Use the site.</h4>
  		<ul>
  			<li><a href='#find_local_events'>Learn about</a> and <a href='#share_local_events'>share events</a>.</li>
  