#ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-03 <pleia2> AlanBell: were you going to update http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/ReportingPage with specific numbers? I'll copy this over to the proper report tomorrow <AlanBell> pleia2: done <pleia2> AlanBell: thank you :) #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-06 <pleia2> can someone log in and try to edit this page? http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Contacts I think IS hasn't made the wiki editable yet but I want to be sure before nagging them again <pleia2> (over the past few months we've manually had to make individual pages editable, annoying) <elky> pleia2, i can, but i don't think that means much as I'm on the admin list iirc <pleia2> yeah, you're on the admin list <pleia2> so someone who is not elky, amber or susana :) <jussi> pleia2: I cant. says immutable page when Im logged in. <pleia2> jussi: thanks, I'll nag IS again <jussi> yw <zkriesse> pleia2: Immutable page for me as well...which is odd as Im on the Doc/Wiki Admin group <pleia2> zkriesse: no, you're only a doc/wiki admin on the main ubuntu wikis <zkriesse> ah ok <zkriesse> So how is that page made immutable then? <pleia2> this is a completely different wiki <zkriesse> Something in the code? <zkriesse> ah now I see <pleia2> an ACL <zkriesse> wiki.ubuntu-women not wiki.ubuntu.com <zkriesse> pleia2: Well if ya need help with that lemme know! <pleia2> zkriesse: it's not something community members can help with, it's a change that canonical IS put in to place <pleia2> thanks anyway though <zkriesse> Ah.... <zkriesse> Ok #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-07 <pleia2> ok, can I have another tester for editing the wiki? IS said they unlocked it :) <pleia2> just go here and see if you can edit it while logged in: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Contacts * pleia2 needs to update that page for real <JanC> seems like I can edit it <pleia2> woo <pleia2> thanks jussi <pleia2> err JanC <jussi> bah :_P #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-08 <Lanathel> elky: you wouldnt explain that ban? <elky> you threatened to ctcp someone after numerous instructions to not do that and a prior kick for doing it anyway. <elky> your behaviour isn't welcome. <Lanathel> ctcp is part of irc protocol, it is not a threat <elky> excuse me, i'm going to proceed to laugh at you now. <Lanathel> elky, you can laugh, but... i think thats rude <Lanathel> to ban people because they use IRC <Lanathel> because they ask <Lanathel> because they saying their opinion that differs from yours <elky> our sandpit, our rules. <elky> there's plenty of other internet out there if you want to ctcp people. might i suggest finding a channel full of staff, say like #freenode? <Lanathel> fine, do you represent ubuntu community and ubuntu women community? <nigelb> Well, part of the protocol doesnt mean you can just do it. <nigelb> Just because you have the freedom to talk doesn't mean you can swear all the time <elky> nigelb, death is part of life, go on and death people! <nigelb> heh <elky> hmm, that doesn't sound right, does it... <Lanathel> what if others will be like that about "sandpits"? <AlanBell> Lanathel: in what way were you intending to contribute to the project? <elky> go ctcp #freenode and get back to me <Lanathel> elky: i havent ctcp'ed channel <Lanathel> make a difference please <Lanathel> Its been privately sent <elky> go ctcp staff, or threaten to ctcp staff. <Lanathel> "threaten ctcp@ <Lanathel> that sounds <Lanathel> any physical harm done? <elky> how about you check the definition of "to threaten" <valorie> oh, for pity's sake <elky> valorie, i dunno, apparently the logging here is supposed to keep the trolls out <Lanathel> AlanBell: considnering what is happening here - sorry, only depopularizarion <Lanathel> elky: so every person that ask things that you're diasgree is a troll? <AlanBell> Lanathel: I am curious why you joined the channel, I am in about 60 or so, all of which are channels I am interested in <AlanBell> I don't think I would join a channel that I had no interest in participating in <Lanathel> AlanBell: I'm here about a month or so <Lanathel> You havent asked before <valorie> I explained before that when someone politely explains that something is rude, and then you deliberately do it anyway, THAT is rude <valorie> and doing it repeatedly, is trollish, yes <Lanathel> valorie: maybe <valorie> no, not maybe <valorie> precisely <Lanathel> You always accuse people for being trolls? <elky> when they troll, yes. <valorie> I've never accused anyone of being a troll, actually <valorie> and what I did was describe your trollish behavior <Lanathel> sorry... when you see trolls in everyone, perhaps you are looking in a mirror then <valorie> every word you say now is branding you publicly as a troll <valorie> lol <Lanathel> I considner this is rude to me <valorie> hahahahaha <Lanathel> and your laugh too <valorie> no you're funny <valorie> I mean now <elky> booooooooooooored <valorie> heh * darkrose pets elky <valorie> I needed a little laugh <elky> it'll be back * valorie hands elky a rose <valorie> no thorns <valorie> :-) * darkrose has a mental image of Morticia <darkrose> Addams cutting the flowers off the roses so there's just thorns <valorie> oh my gosh, I loved that tv series <valorie> when I was young <valorie> "mind if I smoke?" <valorie> just lovely * darkrose has the entire series on dvd <valorie> nice * nigelb would loce to borrow it from darkrose some time :) <nigelb> errr *love <pleia2> meeting in 2 hours :) <IdleOne> meeting? <AlanBell> o/ <IdleOne> o/ * IdleOne pokes pleia2 <pleia2> yep :) <pleia2> sorry, was just getting off the phone w/ boss <pleia2> #startmeeting <Mootbot-UK> Meeting started at 20:02. The chair is pleia2. <Mootbot-UK> Commands Available: [TOPIC], [PROGRESS REPORT], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE] <pleia2> Welcome to the meeting! <IdleOne> tell him more important things are going on, his company/clients can wait <AlanBell> o/ <pleia2> [LINK] http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Meetings/December2010/Agenda <Mootbot-UK> LINK received: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Meetings/December2010/Agenda * IdleOne o/ <pleia2> so we haven't had a meeting since UDS <Pici> wow <jledbetter> True <pleia2> we had 2 sessions there, one on mentoring specifically and one on our general goals for the cycle <pleia2> the mentoring one focused on two goals 1) Rewriting our mentoring docs with a proper team (last cycle it was just me and the task was overwhelming) 2) partnering with other teams within ubuntu to provide a better mentorship program <pleia2> blueprint here: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/ubuntutheproject-community-n-ubuntu-women-mentor-partnerships <elky> ohai <pleia2> hey elky :) <elky> apparently i have to leave the country to get to this timeslot <pleia2> the goals session outlined the new website plans and plans for contests in the new cycle, blueprint here: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/ubuntutheproject-community-n-ubuntu-women-project-goals <pleia2> yeah, this timeslot is for EU and US (it's noon here in california) <pleia2> this meeting is primarily to do a quick status update for the team on progress on these blueprints <pleia2> any comments about UDS before we move on? <pleia2> [TOPIC] Natty Blueprints progress: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/ubuntutheproject-community-n-ubuntu-women-project-goals <Mootbot-UK> New Topic: Natty Blueprints progress: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/ubuntutheproject-community-n-ubuntu-women-project-goals <pleia2> I spoke with Pendulum this week regarding getting elky's theme (implemented on wiki by alanbell) reviewed for accessibility, she has to touch base with some collaborators and will go from there <pleia2> the contests are next year, so I doubt we have any update on those, elky? <elky> not yet, i've spent 4 of the past 6 weeks travelling <elky> hai from nz! <nigelb> o/ <gazelle> gazelle <pleia2> ok cool <AlanBell> one contest or two? <elky> one <elky> two was ... too much. <elky> but essentially two, but at the same time <gazelle> I am new to this really completely lost <AlanBell> hi gazelle, you are doing fine <pleia2> gazelle: welcome :) we're just doing updates on progress on our goals <IdleOne> welcome gazelle <pleia2> [TOPIC] Natty Blueprints progress: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/ubuntutheproject-community-n-ubuntu-women-mentor-partnerships <gazelle> interesting i'll stay on thanks <Mootbot-UK> New Topic: Natty Blueprints progress: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/ubuntutheproject-community-n-ubuntu-women-mentor-partnerships <pleia2> I spoke with Michelle on Mentoring a few days ago, I'm in the "gathering notes" phase of this, and plan to have some drafts to review with MichelleQ and czajkowski in a week or so <pleia2> MichelleQ is also still getting to know the beginners team with cprofitt to identify some key mentors from that team <pleia2> so we're making progress :) <IdleOne> good job <pleia2> any comments about mentoring? questions? <AlanBell> how is this going to be outwardly visible? <gazelle> gazelle My first time to be home to participate. I have no clue about all this . <AlanBell> to get new mentees as yet unknown to the project? <pleia2> AlanBell: same way it is now, our wiki (soon to be our main page) has a mentoring link <pleia2> but the docs will actually be updated with whatever we decide is the best method for pairing mentors with mentees (a shared email address they can contact, probably) <AlanBell> which do we need more of, mentors or mentees? <pleia2> we're working on building partnerships with existing mentoring projects, so hopefully it'll be mentees that we need more of <AlanBell> great <pleia2> currently we manually pair people up who come on IRC and say "I want to learn about bugs, show me how" <pleia2> we're mostly documenting that and making it more scalable <jledbetter> I'm a new member on BT and Cheri703 is working on it. <pleia2> cool, maybe jledbetter can be one of our BT mentors ;) <gazelle> gazelle I would love to be paired as a mentee for sure <pleia2> gazelle: great! <jledbetter> pleia2, In time ;) <gazelle> gazelle what do I need to do then? <pleia2> gazelle: we can talk after the meeting about your interests to see if we can get you a mentor :) <pleia2> [TOPIC] Full Circle Magazine monthly column - we need more volunteers <Mootbot-UK> New Topic: Full Circle Magazine monthly column - we need more volunteers <gazelle> gazelle got it sorry! <pleia2> this year Pendulum and issyl0 worked to get FCM columns to me each much, but Pendulum had to step down and issyl0 has been quite busy these past few months <pleia2> I've pulled together articles for last month and this, and have two interviews in the queue for january and february, but beyond that I need more help <jledbetter> How many words? <pleia2> 350-1500, but even that is flexible <pleia2> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/FullCircleMagazine <Mootbot-UK> LINK received: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/FullCircleMagazine <pleia2> we've done a lot of interviews, so continuing those would be fun, but articles are good too <jledbetter> Oh, great! We can edit the page now <pleia2> last month I did one on the 5% milestone, this month will be one from the Italian Ubuntu Women folks who have been doing a lot of collaboration with other projects in their community <pleia2> yeah, I finally got IS to remove the block the other day :) <pleia2> all pages should be editable by logged in users now <pleia2> now, even if you don't want to take Pen or Issy's place as a coordinator, if you have an idea for an article please let me know <pleia2> and if you do want to be responsible for finding articles/doing interviews, that'd be awesome :) <pleia2> [TOPIC] Announcements <Mootbot-UK> New Topic: Announcements <pleia2> the only one I have is what I posted to the list this morning <pleia2> D-W Training Sessions:"Bug Tracking System usage: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-women/2010-December/003080.html * zkriesse missed the meeting didn't he <pleia2> the Debian Women team has been doing these IRC classes over on irc.oftc.net in #debian-women <pleia2> Ubuntu uses Launchpad for bug tracking, but Debian has its own Bug Tracking System that looks pretty complicated at first glance, so this session would be great for anyone who wants it demystified :) <jledbetter> Neat <AlanBell> the one on packaging was very good <pleia2> yeah, they have all their past ones linked up on http://wiki.debian.org/DebianWomen/TrainingSessions <pleia2> anyone else have anything before we wrap up the meeting? <IdleOne> Thanks for the updates pleia2 :) <nigelb> o/ <gazelle> gazelle I am the one whoallowed your 5 % milestone & would like to get invoolve & understand more TY <nigelb> The classroom team is planning for UUD and if anyone wants to take a session, get in touch with one of us in #ubuntu-classroom-backstage <pleia2> thanks nigelb :) <nigelb> :) <pleia2> #endmeeting <Mootbot-UK> Meeting finished at 20:31. <elky> wheee <elky> <3 pleia2 <jledbetter> Thank you pleia2 :) <pleia2> gazelle: great! will you be around a bit later or have an email address I can email? I need to run out to a lunch meeting <pleia2> (the client JUST texted me saying he had a free window for meeting 15 minutes from now, ack!) <gazelle> Liche ihodge@example.net MercI!! <AlanBell> gazelle: you are Hajni? <gazelle> Sorry what is Hajni? <elky> the person whose membership got us past 5% <AlanBell> oh, the person who tipped it over to 5% <gazelle> Do you need my name? Ubuntu women had told me that I was the one re their 5% reaching are we talking about same? <AlanBell> gazelle: don't need your name <AlanBell> the 5% thing is a specific group of people who have been made Ubuntu Members though a particular process <issyl0> pleia2: :) <gazelle> so when I did join Ubuntu women I received this message from Elizabeth. <AlanBell> gazelle: great to have you along though <issyl0> pleia2: thanks :) <AlanBell> !member <ubot4> Want to become an Ubuntu member? Look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership <gazelle> Yes it isa great process look forward to be able to help one day! <AlanBell> and http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/UbuntuMembers <gazelle> Just have to allow more time to all of this. <AlanBell> gazelle: why don't you join the #ubuntu-women channel too, there is more chat in there generally <elky> Ok, if you've figured it out, please don't bust her bubble. she'll work it out for herself quietly :) <valorie> o/ * valorie reads up, sorry I'm late <valorie> dang, good meeting! <jledbetter> Hi valorie :) <MichelleQ1> I'm sorry I missed the meeting. Dang flu. <jledbetter> MichelleQ1, I hope you feel better soon! <MichelleQ1> me too. This is for the birds! #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-09 <elky> pleia2, there's spectators there too i think <pleia2> yeah, but they haven't done anything yet <pleia2> I wish people had better things to do <elky> inorite <pleia2> what exactly goes through their head? "I know! Let's belittle some minorities today!" <elky> More "who can we get fun from anguishing and then guilting?" <pleia2> their loss, I am in no mood to placate <pleia2> k, posted logs from the last meeting: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Meetings/20101208 * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-women-project to: This Channel is LOGGED | http://ubuntu-women.org | support (mostly) at #ubuntu | channel guidelines: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/IrcGuidelines | Next Meeting: TBD <pleia2> elky has been busy traveling and I think hypatia with school, but I emailed them both to see if we could come up with better meeting times, then we'll poll the list based on those <pleia2> so hopefully we'll have a 2nd meeting time defined before the end of the month :) <IdleOne> Dec 25 everybody should be off work. good day for a meeting :) <pleia2> I'll probably be on call <IdleOne> really :( <pleia2> I'm not christian and my boyfriend is jewish, so I tend to cover that day so my boss can spend it with his family * elky throws a ihodge@example.net. <IdleOne> I was mostly kidding about the 25th * IdleOne eats ham and gives the bone to the dog <IdleOne> thank you elky <IdleOne> pleia2: that is mighty Ubuntu of you :) <pleia2> it's fair :) <JanC> actually, my sister & her husband work on christmas _or_ new year almost every year; gets you double pay and you can be together with the family on the other day anyway... <pleia2> I used to work at a store that was open 24/7 all year except for 11PM christmas eve - 7AM christmas morning, but yeah, christmas was double pay and I always worked that <JanC> it also gives you good karma if you want another day off ;) #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-13 <nigelb> oh, yay <nigelb> I fail to see anything useful out of that chatter :/ * darkrose offers nigelb a lollypop <nigelb> heh #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-14 <csgeek> morning all <svaksha> csgeek: evening :) <csgeek> or afternoon/devening depending on where you're at <csgeek> I was looking for a potential speaker for a conference in the Chicago area... wondering who I should poke about it.... or if I should just send a more formal request to the mailing list. <svaksha> csgeek: m.list would be better <svaksha> reaches more folks <csgeek> okay. thanks <svaksha> csgeek: yw #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-21 <nigelb> oh, yay trolls <pleia2> yeah, and sleepytime for me <AlanBell> yeah, just read back in #ubuntu too <pleia2> you all seem to have it covered :) <nigelb> elky is here. Its covered. :D <pleia2> school in the US starts their winter holiday around now, I suspect we'll see this for a couple weeks <nigelb> hah <elky> i need to get home and finish washing clothes for flying to visit folks tomorrow at some point though <valorie> snotty little brats should be doing GCI instead of trolling! <nigelb> +1 <nigelb> +100 for the 'snotty little brats' <pleia2> lol <valorie> I've been dealing with GREAT kids for a few weeks! <valorie> those are disappointing #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-22 <justme_> Hi <justme_> Anyone here? * svaksha mumbles about people asking questions and not waitingg for an answer *sigh* <valorie> they don't understand IRC culture #ubuntu-women-project 2010-12-30 <venilsurya> Hey! #ubuntu-women-project 2011-12-10 <pleia2> added November stuff to http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/ReportingPage <pleia2> and sorry for being so absent lately, work has been super hectic + life stuff <pleia2> I'll probably propose at the next meeting to just go live with our new wiki theme and go from there, so if anyone else wants to test before our meeting, please do :) #ubuntu-women-project 2011-12-11 <JanC> pleia2: often going live is the best way to get the comments you want _before_ going live ;) #ubuntu-women-project 2011-12-13 <pleia2> meeting in a couple minutes :) <Thumprs> thanks <pleia2> #startmeeting <meetingology> Meeting started Tue Dec 13 18:00:41 2011 UTC. The chair is pleia2. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AlanBell/mootbot. <meetingology> Available commands: #accept #accepted #action #agree #agreed #chair #commands #endmeeting #endvote #halp #help #idea #info #link #lurk #meetingname #meetingtopic #nick #progress #rejected #replay #restrictlogs #save #startmeeting #subtopic #topic #unchair #undo #unlurk #vote #voters #votesrequired <pleia2> ok, who all is here for the meeting? :) <pleia2> #link http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Meetings/Agenda <pleia2> that's our meeting agenda * Cheri703 is here <Cheri703> just woke up, but am here <pleia2> :) <Thumprs> Thanks pleia <pleia2> ok, so we'll jump right in with our first topic <pleia2> #topic Precise Blueprint <pleia2> #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/community-p-ubuntu-women-project-goals <pleia2> akgraner: any updates on mentoring program stuff? <akgraner> um no - just need to to block out a whole day and just do it <pleia2> ok :) <akgraner> most like over the holidays - as UDS got too busy and now with the new job <akgraner> likely <pleia2> ok, no problem <pleia2> my two tasks are wiki related, I'll talk about those later in the meeting <pleia2> Dolasilla: have you been able to take any time to review wiki pages for up-to-dateness? (MichelleQ is also on this task, but I know she's been busy lately) <pleia2> susan-spencer has been in contact regarding her items, but no news there yet <pleia2> and we also have "Update Best Practice Wiki page" on there but I don't see changes there yet <pleia2> anyone have any other blueprint updates <pleia2> alright, we'll move on then <pleia2> #topic Making wiki theme go live, last chance to test! <pleia2> we've been working on a new wiki theme for a very long time now, I set up a test user and a few of us worked on fixing up some bugs which were reported <pleia2> all those bugs have fixes submitted now and are pulled into the test theme on wiki.ubuntu-women.org <pleia2> to see the new theme: <Dolasilla> pleia2, here I am. Honestly not yet :-/ quite busy as well. I hope in the last days of the year, beginning of Jan <pleia2> Dolasilla: no problem, thanks for the update! <Dolasilla> pleia2, just one thing: it was concerning also the structure of the pages, right? <Dolasilla> I mean besides the content itself, it was about the layouts of the menu etc.. <pleia2> Dolasilla: yeah, the current header doesn't quite work with the new theme, and we'll need to go into every page to add headers and footers <pleia2> but we can't really change those until we change the default theme, otherwise it makes the live theme look ugly <pleia2> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Profiles shows you what it looks like if we add the headers and footers *before* the wiki change <pleia2> the menu takes up the whole visible page, you need to scroll down to see the content * AlanBell suggests just turning on the new theme and fixing anything then, will only take an hour or two <Dolasilla> mmm yes I see <pleia2> AlanBell: yeah, that's the plan <Dolasilla> pleia2, and about the content itself, was there something to do specifcally ( /me has a short memory! ) <AlanBell> great <pleia2> Dolasilla: just going through wiki pages and checking to see if they are up to date (http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Links needs some updating, for instance) <pleia2> ok, so here's how to test the new theme: <pleia2> if you're not logged in yet, go to wiki.ubuntu-women.org and click on "Log In / Register" in the top right <Dolasilla> pleia2, ok understood, tnx <pleia2> that will take you to a page where you click "login" and it will send you to ubuntu single sign on <pleia2> click "Yes, sign me in" (or log on to Ubuntu single sign on and log in) <Dolasilla> done <pleia2> you should be redirected to the wiki, and your name should be at the top right, click on your name <pleia2> that will take you to a Settings page, click on "Preferences" <pleia2> in that screen you can change you "Preferred theme" <pleia2> use the drop down to select "ubuntuwomen" and then click "save" <pleia2> now the wiki will be in the new theme :) <Dolasilla> k, thanks <pleia2> if you find bugs, report theme here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org ("Report a bug" is at the top right) <pleia2> s/theme/them <pleia2> so I'm going to send these intructions to the list and in the next week I'll work to fix up any bugs reported <pleia2> barring any major problems, I will tell IS to make it default next week and then set to work adding headers and footers when it's done <pleia2> any objections? thoughts? <pleia2> #action pleia2 to send wiki test instructions to list <meetingology> ACTION: pleia2 to send wiki test instructions to list <pleia2> #action pleia2 to work with IS to make theme default after a week unless major issues arise <meetingology> ACTION: pleia2 to work with IS to make theme default after a week unless major issues arise <pleia2> ok, that's all I had for the agenda <pleia2> #topic Other announcements, comments, questions, etc <Cheri703> pleia2: thank you for all of your work on the wiki! <Cheri703> jledbetter and akgraner, do either of you want to take a december CareerDays? or do we want to hold off til January because of the holidays? (that is where I'm leaning) <akgraner> hold off til January <akgraner> everyone is busy this month not sure how worth while it would be in Decembert <akgraner> dang it - December even <Cheri703> yeah, that was my initial thought. either of you can let me know who would prefer January <Thumprs> I am new what are career days? <pleia2> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/CareerDays <akgraner> Cheri703, I can take the January date, but following Jane will be a hard act :-) <Thumprs> Thank you. <Cheri703> akgraner: thanks! and all of our participants are presenting on fairly different things, so honestly? I don't really think there's a lot of comparison to be made, each is going to be awesome and informative in its own way <pleia2> thanks for keeping this rolling Cheri703 :) <Cheri703> (and I know you're likely joking, but still!) <akgraner> :-) <Cheri703> sure pleia2...I've been MIA a lot lately, working on fixing it! <pleia2> anything else before we wrap up? <pleia2> Cheri703: we understand, new job and all <pleia2> jledbetter just moved across the country *and* took a new job, so she couldn't attend today <Cheri703> yeah <akgraner> new job seems to be a theme - yay for that! <pleia2> :) <pleia2> ok, thanks everyone for coming! <pleia2> #endmeeting <meetingology> Meeting ended Tue Dec 13 18:30:56 2011 UTC. <meetingology> Minutes: http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-women-project/2011/ubuntu-women-project.2011-12-13-18.00.moin.txt #ubuntu-women-project 2011-12-16 <chengshiding> hi <elky> hi <chengshiding> where are you ? <elky> at my computer. <now> no, no, no, which country? <now> clean <now> hello grils <now> hello girls <elky> now, I'm kinda curious as to why you're asking personal information like that. <now> because i am a newer. and want to find a topic of conversation <now> and i am a chinese. haha <now> i am a bit curious for irc conversation. no bad anything. <elky> so you know what this channel is for? <AlanBell> !cn <ubot4> å¦æ¬²ç²å¾ä¸­æçåå©ï¼è«è¼¸å ¥ /join #ubuntu-cn æ /join #ubuntu-tw #ubuntu-women-project 2011-12-17 <venilsurya> Helloooooooooo ladies! #ubuntu-women-project 2011-12-18 <butti> hello and goof morning <butti> good* <butti> I have a quastion: is it the support channel for ubuntu? <butti> oh i see <butti> is it not <butti> anyway happy to find women channel <chengshiding> hello <chengshiding> there have many people <butti> hey chengshiding <chengshiding> hi butti <butti> nice to meet you <chengshiding> me too <chengshiding> which versions of ubuntu you used. <butti> im runing 10.04 64bit <chengshiding> good. i'm running the archlinux + xfce4 <butti> i am not real linux geek but...just loving <butti> great <butti> i wanted to try this <chengshiding> i feel badly with the gnome3 <butti> do you have 64bit? <butti> really? <chengshiding> so, i uninstall the ubuntu. <butti> ah gnome3 <chengshiding> no, i'm 32 bit <butti> i still dont know this <butti> i am on gnome2 <butti> what are your intrests/ specialitys? <chengshiding> ha <butti> :) <butti> sorry if im going to far <chengshiding> yes, l love the linux system. and i'm a developer <butti> what are you developing? <chengshiding> c/c++ <butti> great! <chengshiding> thanks <butti> i am very imprest <chengshiding> and you/ <butti> well..iam more into 3d/blender/virtual reality <butti> now im am laerning java <butti> trying to make first android app <chengshiding> nice <chengshiding> wait. i have something to do <chengshiding> see you late <butti> sure <chengshiding> hi butti <chengshiding> Is butti here <butti> hey <butti> still there :) <chengshiding> oh <butti> no...dont think i was waiting for you so badly :) <chengshiding> thanks <butti> just watching with left eye the channel <chengshiding> oh. ha <butti> trying to fix some bug or strange behavour of nautilus... <chengshiding> good <chengshiding> enable the 3D? <butti> yes..i have compiz on <chengshiding> great <butti> i think you are such minimalistic geek <butti> xcfe... <chengshiding> i know that situation with a magic ... <butti> ... <chengshiding> Have you MSN account? i want to ... <butti> oh no...msn? how do come to msn? <chengshiding> mybe i have some rough <butti> are you an amarican? <butti> sorry..you dont need to answare this... <butti> msn is here not so popular <butti> more skype or jabber <chengshiding> oh , yeah <chengshiding> here is QQ more popular. <butti> you see...here we would ask: whats that? <butti> :) <chengshiding> QQ is a IM just like the MSN <JanC> QQ is a chinese IM IIRC <JanC> ? <butti> hello JanC , good morning <butti> i am new here <butti> you say chinese? <JanC> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tencent_QQ <JanC> it's supported in Empathy & Pidgin <JanC> or was supported, if I can believe wikipedia? <butti> aha aha <butti_> oh sorry...i have double session <butti_> can somobody kick butti? <chengshiding> yes <chengshiding> QQ is an IM that used by chinese <AlanBell> !ghost | butti <ubot4> butti: If you own an IRC nick that is currently being used, you can make it change nicks by typing: /msg nickserv release <nick> <password> | If you have a dead (ghost) connection, you can make it quit by typing: /msg nickserv ghost <nick> <password> | further help in #freenode <butti> thank you bot #ubuntu-women-project 2011-12-26 <pleia2> email sent off to change our default theme, ticket 19089, not sure how soon they'll get to it given the holidays but here we go :) <pleia2> wow, done! <pleia2> I'll work on getting headers and footers and things installed later (at work now) <MarkDude> Cool. #ubuntu-women-project 2011-12-27 <pleia2> pages with the old header now have the new one, except translated pages <AlanBell> looks great pleia2 #ubuntu-women-project 2012-12-11 <pleia2> team meeting in 10 minutes <Pendulum> :) <pleia2> #startmeeting <meetingology> Meeting started Tue Dec 11 18:00:03 2012 UTC. The chair is pleia2. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology. <meetingology> Available commands: #accept #accepted #action #agree #agreed #chair #commands #endmeeting #endvote #halp #help #idea #info #link #lurk #meetingname #meetingtopic #nick #progress #rejected #replay #restrictlogs #save #startmeeting #subtopic #topic #unchair #undo #unlurk #vote #voters #votesrequired <pleia2> ok, who all is here for the meeting? :) <Pendulum> o/ <Deindre> o/ <pleia2> #link http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Meetings/Agenda <Dolasilla> o/ <Tm_T> o/ <pleia2> great <JasnaBencic> o/ <pleia2> so we don't have a whole lot on the agenda <pleia2> Cheri703 did want me to mention that if anyone wants to do a career days session, contact her: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/CareerDays <pleia2> #topic Raring Blueprint <pleia2> #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/community-r-ubuntu-women-project-goals <pleia2> my plan for the UW competition is to wait until after the holidays <pleia2> Pendulum: sound reasonable? <Pendulum> definitely <pleia2> great <Pendulum> I've been discussing ideas with Cheri. We're trying to figure out some sort of online scavenger hunt/puzzle hunt sort of thing. <pleia2> :) <Pendulum> so it'll take set-up time, but the competition itself should be possible to run in a shorter period of time. I wanted to do something that gave people who aren't creative types a chance to participate :) <pleia2> that's good <Dolasilla> wonderful :) <Tm_T> Pendulum: will this be a sort of thing that encourages social aspect? <Pendulum> Tm_T: not as we've currently been discussing it, but we could add one in <Tm_T> cooperation and stuff, I recall this being one of the suggestions <Tm_T> Pendulum: I think it could encourage participating to community via the contest (: <Pendulum> we're also trying to figure out how to make it something where there's a "winner", but that isn't time based since we don't want to give one timezone more preference than another * pleia2 nods <Pendulum> Right now, I'm leaning towards some level of winning being taking names of the people who find everything and doing a drawing <Pendulum> we may find another way to add something in, as well <Pendulum> we've also discussed something with a couple rounds which might also work (and could easily include a teamwork element) <Pendulum> I was going to look at some of the MIT Mystery Hunt type stuff for some puzzle inspirations (but I'd simplify them down) <Pendulum> datewise, I was thinking if we want to tie it to an "event" we could use the UN International Women's Day, but I didn't feel like we necessarily needed that <pleia2> yeah <JasnaBencic> this Mystery Hunt will be held at MIT right? <JasnaBencic> you have to be present there? <JasnaBencic> what about women who are not from US <pleia2> no no, this is just based off of that :) <pleia2> you don't need to be present anywhere for ours <JasnaBencic> oh <JasnaBencic> my bad <Pendulum> right <Pendulum> that's okay, I can see how what I said was confusing <Pendulum> so that's where I am with the contest stuff right now :) <pleia2> thanks Pendulum :) <pleia2> Dolasilla: Ubuntu Classroom did a call for participants from LoCos to host sessions, perhaps your blueprint item about doing a class can be included in that? http://ubuntuclassroom.wordpress.com/2012/12/09/locos-now-its-your-time-to-take-the-stage/ <Dolasilla> which date would that be? <pleia2> Dolasilla: you pick whatever works for you, it's not a single event <Dolasilla> wonderful, then yes, it's a good idea <Dolasilla> Deindre, do you agree? <Deindre> totally <Dolasilla> I guess I will be handling the session together with Deindre <pleia2> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom/LoCo <pleia2> ok, just let me know and I'll get you added to the Classroom schedule :) <Deindre> Dolasilla: it should be great :) <Dolasilla> oki <Dolasilla> I will check the calendar and let you know a date that works fine for me <Dolasilla> only, I will have to handle it in the evening (my time region is UTC+1) <pleia2> that's fine <Deindre> me too of course <Dolasilla> hope the time frame will not reduce too much the audience <pleia2> it should be fine <linaporras> hi, is this the ubuntu womem meeting? I'm new here... I'm a women from Colombia, and I'm very interested in this project <Dolasilla> ok then :) <Tm_T> linaporras: yes, welcome (: <linaporras> thanks <Deindre> pleia2: when should be a resonable time, second your opinion? <pleia2> welcome linaporras <pleia2> Deindre: really any time you can make it, we have audience from around the world <Deindre> pleia2: ok :) thanks <pleia2> the logs go into an archive for people to read later too, so they are still useful <Deindre> sure <pleia2> ok, anyone else have any updates for their blueprint items? <JasnaBencic> mine is not on a blueprint but it could be <pleia2> #topic Any other business <JasnaBencic> our ubuntu learning (pedagogical instructions) - working on a last chapter and then we can go on a next level <pleia2> JasnaBencic: go for it :) <JasnaBencic> proofing it and work on lessons, invite others to work on it <JasnaBencic> we should unveil when you check it out first <pleia2> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Learning/Materials is the wiki for the leanring project <pleia2> has some of the topics that we hope to write materials for <JasnaBencic> yes, we would move it to Moodle which you set up and is running <pleia2> I hope to send a note about this project to the ubuntu-learning mailing list soon, if anyone is interested: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-learning <JasnaBencic> I'm planning to finish it by the end of a week so you could review it and then follows the next level <JasnaBencic> (this week) :) <pleia2> :) <pleia2> ok, anyone else have anything? <pleia2> alright, thanks everyone! <pleia2> #endmeeting <meetingology> Meeting ended Tue Dec 11 18:30:31 2012 UTC. <meetingology> Minutes (wiki): http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-women-project/2012/ubuntu-women-project.+1-203-976-2548.00.moin.txt <meetingology> Minutes (html): http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-women-project/2012/ubuntu-women-project.+1-203-976-2548.00.html <Dolasilla> Bye!! :) <Deindre> thank you pleia2 <Deindre> thanks to all :) <JasnaBencic> thanks and bye :) <AlanBell> Cheri703: did you want me to talk about interviews and stuff at some point? <Tm_T> Cheri703: what AlanBell said (: * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-women-project to: This Channel is LOGGED | http://ubuntu-women.org | support (mostly) at #ubuntu | channel guidelines: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/IrcGuidelines | Next Meeting: Tuesday January 8th at 18:00 UTC #ubuntu-women-project 2012-12-12 <Cheri703> AlanBell: that would be great. I think having perhaps a sub-category for career days. like the normal ones are "about folks' careers" and then have a "what companies are looking for" category <Cheri703> or perhaps "how to prepare/hunt for a new job" <AlanBell> something like that, yes. Maybe "how recruitment works" Cheri703 #ubuntu-women-project 2012-12-22 <pigna_colada> hello? <pigna_colada> i need a little help :( <pigna_colada> if possible! #ubuntu-women-project 2012-12-24 <pigna_colada> hi :( <pigna_colada> nothing works! : <pigna_colada> its just so complicate <maco> being more specific may help, though this isn't a support channel <pigna_colada> i know :(( <pigna_colada> and sorry for my frustration <pigna_colada> getting a 10 os multiboot system is quite hard :( <maco> hah <maco> especially if you make them share /home <maco> (really, dont do that) <nigelb> that's a fun way to inflict pain upon yourself. <maco> (i once shared home between two versions of ubuntu, a fedora install, and a debian install.... my user config files were NOT happy) <nigelb> heh <pigna_colada> but i did it... on a 40gb old ide thinkpad laptop <pigna_colada> the last one was lubuntu <pigna_colada> because i couldnt install ubuntu on it (too much resources) <pigna_colada> its using airboot as bootloader, because there's also os/2 in it <pigna_colada> so...ms-dos 6.22 / dos 7.10 / win98 / win nt 4.0 / win2k / winxp / win7 / os/2 warp / Lubuntu <pigna_colada> and i forgot win 3.11. <pigna_colada> all smooth!! (more or less) <IdleOne> I'm bored with that troll :/ <svaksha> me too <Cheri703> yeah, me too <Cheri703> as I said to maco: It's like if someone came in and went "you all spend lots of time in the kitchen, help me with this recipe!" >_< <maco> i told her thats why i made the fission joke <Cheri703> it is different if it's someone we know and is actually part of the community group asking something along similar lines, but a guy popping in and doing it is....not ok in my opinion <maco> as a "you didnt seriously just walk into a channel that has 'women' in the name to ask about *fashion* did you?" way out <svaksha> boring trolls are boring. period. <svaksha> his name says it all: 2012-12-24:CET:16:40:36 [Freenode] -!- lolcat [~john@unaffiliated/energy-/x-7653247] <svaksha> 2012-12-24:CET:16:40:36 [Freenode] -!- ircname : John Moorcock <Pendulum> I'm a bit confused on why he asked in #wrongplanet if he wanted to ask women who he thought would have a clue. (Not only is the channel 90+% male, but they're really not folks who have any interest in clothing at all) <IdleOne> know network issue who is just doing his rounds of channels to annoy <IdleOne> known* <Pendulum> yeah <svaksha> Pendulum: he _says_ he asked. unless we are there we dont know if he really did <Pendulum> I wonder if they banned him. It's pretty hard to get kicked from that channel (I used to hang out in it) <svaksha> well, he has stopped trolling us for now. * svaksha goes #ubuntu-women-project 2012-12-29 <Cheri703> I need to poll anyone who is near a desktop computer OR any computer with vertical USB ports <Cheri703> So a USB port has an "open" side and a "blocked" side, on your vertical USB ports, as you are looking directly at them, which side is "open"? left or right? <Cheri703> I am trying to get an idea of what is most common #ubuntu-women-project 2012-12-30 <JanC> Cheri703: open side is on the left of the connector here (at least on the front panel, I didn't check the back panel as that would require me to shut down the PC and do a lot of work disconnecting/reconnecting cables etc.) <Cheri703> JanC: thanks <Cheri703> I think I've worked out a way that I won't have to worry about it much <Cheri703> I was going to be attaching something to the side of a usb device, and worried about interference <Cheri703> but I think I can attach to the end instead <JanC> I'm a bit curious about why you needed that? âº <JanC> ah <Cheri703> getting ready to assemble a necklace from a microSD usb adapter. <JanC> I doubt interference is very relevant there, the connectors are on the inside <Cheri703> interference re: running into sides/other things plugged in <JanC> the data lines are between the 2 "blocked sides" <Cheri703> I know <JanC> so the distance is the same to either side <Cheri703> I mean as far as if I have something sticking off the side of the outside, if I have it on the "top" as it is plugged in one way, it would be on the "bottom" as it is plugged in another way. depending on which way it is, some computers have a lip or other things plugged in on one side or the other <Cheri703> (also totally didn't realize I'd posted this in -project, had meant to put it in the normal room, whoops) <JanC> ah, you mean physical interference, not electrical <Cheri703> yes <JanC> sorry, I did have some issues with electrical interference between USB connectors & other connectors at the back of my PC âº <JanC> so that was the first thing I thought about <Cheri703> ah, ok <JanC> my on-board ethernet gets all wonky (1 Gbit ethernet degrading to 10 Mbit) when I have all (or maybe certain?) USB ports in use <JanC> fortunately PCIE ethernet adapters are cheap âº <Cheri703> heh, yeah <Cheri703> I have to go test some epoxy, but thanks for the input! #ubuntu-women-project 2012-12-31 <Cheri703> have a feeling these folks are going to troll <Cheri703> considering that they came in together and started how they did #ubuntu-women-project 2013-12-10 <pleia2> meeting in 15 minutes :) <pleia2> #startmeeting <meetingology> Meeting started Tue Dec 10 18:01:22 2013 UTC. The chair is pleia2. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology. <meetingology> Available commands: #accept #accepted #action #agree #agreed #chair #commands #endmeeting #endvote #halp #help #idea #info #link #lurk #meetingname #meetingtopic #nick #progress #rejected #replay #restrictlogs #save #startmeeting #subtopic #topic #unchair #undo #unlurk #vote #voters #votesrequired * belkinsa is here for the meeting <pleia2> who all is here for the meeting? :) <pleia2> #link http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Meetings/Agenda <pleia2> ^^ Agenda <IdleOne> Morning <pleia2> December is slow :) <pleia2> ok first topic <pleia2> #topic harvest.ubuntu.com progress <pleia2> #link http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/ProjectHarvest <pleia2> we have 2 bits of feedback on the wiki now <pleia2> belkinsa: status? do we need to do more calls for participation? <belkinsa> Barely any feedback, only from the two people on the page. I think we do need to make another call. Also, maybe reach out to LoCos about this and have them work with us as a project? But that needs to be approved by the LoCo Leadership, right? <pleia2> anyone can ask the loco teams for help, I do it all the time :) <belkinsa> I was referring to LoCo Projects. <pleia2> who is the leader on that? <jose> anyone said LoCos? <belkinsa> #link https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/loco-contacts/2013-December/006571.html <belkinsa> It was brought up as a track in the recent vUDS. <pleia2> belkinsa: so "no one"? :) <pleia2> the loco council isn't the ruler of all, they don't need to bless every project <belkinsa> I guess so. <pleia2> we just need to work with whoever is running the LoCo Projects initiative <jose> +1 to that, what we meant is that we can support that and raise awareness, for sure <belkinsa> Maybe because this different from the Wiki Jam idea. <pleia2> well, Ubuntu Global Jam events are already a pretty ingrained part of the project <pleia2> so that's an easy place to start <pleia2> but I think it's fine to propose harvest as a project too <belkinsa> For the Ubuntu Global Jam? <pleia2> no, as a separate project from the jam <belkinsa> Oh, sure. That's fine and it is a better idea. <pleia2> ie: LoCo Projects are maybe: QA Jam, Documentation Jam, Harvest improvements <pleia2> I attended the vUDS session about LoCo Projects, but it's still unclear to me who is running it <belkinsa> I watched it and yes, it's unclear. * pleia2 looks at the blueprint <pleia2> #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/community-1311-loco-projects <belkinsa> David P? <pleia2> yeah, so dpm might be our contact there <pleia2> he's a good person to start with anyway :) <belkinsa> Okay, will you contact him about this project? <pleia2> sure <belkinsa> Thank you. <pleia2> #action pleia2 to contact dpm re: harvest as LoCo Project <meetingology> ACTION: pleia2 to contact dpm re: harvest as LoCo Project <pleia2> belkinsa: want to draft up another blog post? <belkinsa> Sure <pleia2> cool <pleia2> #action belkinsa to draft another Harvest blog post <meetingology> ACTION: belkinsa to draft another Harvest blog post <pleia2> #action pleia2 to publish and share new Harvest blog post on social media <meetingology> ACTION: pleia2 to publish and share new Harvest blog post on social media <pleia2> ok, is that it for Harvest? <belkinsa> Looks like it. <belkinsa> Anyone else? <pleia2> #topic Virtual Ubuntu Developer Summit, November 19-21 wrap-up <pleia2> #link http://blog.ubuntu-women.org/2013/11/ubuntu-women-at-vuds-1311-session-summary/ <pleia2> I put up a summary there of our session on Nov 19th <pleia2> this agenda item was mostly for folks who couldn't attend, see if there were any follow-up comments on any of the items discussed, aside from what ended up in our blueprint <belkinsa> 20th you mean? <pleia2> probably :) <pleia2> I wrote Tuesday in the blog post, but oops I guess I meant wednesday <pleia2> ok, might as well just dive into the blueprint then :) <pleia2> #topic 1311 Blueprint updates <pleia2> #link https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-women.org/+spec/community-1311-ubuntu-women <pleia2> I know it's only been a couple weeks, but anyone have any updates to their items? <pleia2> I don't, but I should get around to tackling some this weekend <belkinsa> I tried to make a call for people to share their stories for get Involved Days, but no luck. <pleia2> I can share on social media again if you want <belkinsa> And I need more stories in order to place on the top of the home page of the wiki. * pleia2 nods <belkinsa> Yes, please! Thanks. * pleia2 adds todo list item for herself to add her story too <belkinsa> The Forums are not active for this team, right? <pleia2> we still recruit some folks from there, so I get email alerts when they are updated so I can respond to new folks <pleia2> but largely - not really <pleia2> you might want to send your get involved updates to the mailing list too, since that's where we do most of our collaboration <belkinsa> I figured, because that thread that I requested to be locked ended up as an update thread for me. <pleia2> belkinsa: sticky to the top of the forums? <belkinsa> Yes, I know. I do all my communication with the team via mailing-list. Well, most of it. <belkinsa> Why not, and maybe unlock it, if it's locked. <pleia2> we lost all our admins during the forums upgrade, I can chat with the forums council about adding me back <pleia2> if you can still update it I don't think it's locked <dolasilla> (sorry I am late) <belkinsa> (it's alright) <pleia2> dolasilla: welcome dolasilla! just going over our blueprint items :) <dolasilla> :) sorry, long day at work <pleia2> #action pleia2 to see about admin access on Ubuntu Women forum so we can handle sticky posts <meetingology> ACTION: pleia2 to see about admin access on Ubuntu Women forum so we can handle sticky posts <belkinsa> dolasilla: Do you have a update on the matrix for the quiz? <dolasilla> what would you expect? <dolasilla> I mean, what I can do is to translate the italian one to english <dolasilla> but after that I would like the input from the list <belkinsa> Sure, that work.s <dolasilla> to decide what kind of group would match each profile * belkinsa nods <dolasilla> also not sure italian loco team groups have all a match at international levels... <dolasilla> so let's do this way, I will translate it for the moment and post the link to the mailing list, and then we can start a discussion <dolasilla> as if we don't have a starting point I fear there will never be any discussion <dolasilla> <eom> <pleia2> sounds good to me <pleia2> #action dolasilla to translate current Italian matrix to English and start discussion on list <meetingology> ACTION: dolasilla to translate current Italian matrix to English and start discussion on list <belkinsa> +1 <pleia2> thanks dolasilla :) <belkinsa> Yes, thank you. <dolasilla> welcome :) <pleia2> ok, any other blueprint updates (again, I know it hasn't been long, it's ok if not :)) <pleia2> #topic Any other business <pleia2> anyone have anything else they want to talk about? <belkinsa> None for me. <pleia2> ok, thanks everyone :) <pleia2> happy holidays! <pleia2> #endmeeting <meetingology> Meeting ended Tue Dec 10 18:36:32 2013 UTC. <meetingology> Minutes (wiki): http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-women-project/2013/ubuntu-women-project.+1-203-976-2548.01.moin.txt <meetingology> Minutes (html): http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-women-project/2013/ubuntu-women-project.+1-203-976-2548.01.html <belkinsa> Not a problem and thank you. <dolasilla> bye thanks! (big latency today on me) * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-women-project to: This Channel is LOGGED | http://ubuntu-women.org | support (mostly) at #ubuntu | channel guidelines: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/IrcGuidelines | Next Meeting: Tuesday January 13th at 18:00 UTC * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-women-project to: This Channel is LOGGED | http://ubuntu-women.org | support (mostly) at #ubuntu | channel guidelines: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/IrcGuidelines | Next Meeting: Tuesday January 14th at 18:00 UTC #ubuntu-women-project 2014-12-09 <belkinsa> #startmeeting December 2014 Meeting <meetingology> Meeting started Tue Dec 9 18:00:16 2014 UTC. The chair is belkinsa. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology. <meetingology> Available commands: action commands idea info link nick <belkinsa> Hello and welcome to the December 2014 Ubuntu Women meeting. Who is here all for the meeting? <amani_glugcal> \commands <amani_glugcal> me <Mikaela> o/ <belkinsa> #chair amani_glugcal <meetingology> Current chairs: amani_glugcal belkinsa <belkinsa> Dolasilla will be coming. <belkinsa> Agenda: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Meetings/Agenda?action=show <belkinsa> Before I start on the items, I have an announcement to make: The current chair of the meetings, belkinsa, has a class during the meeting time that starts in January and ends in May. For these months, a new chair needs to be agreed on. Chairs can switch from month to month. -- belkinsa 2014-12-08 16:47:30 <belkinsa> #topic Chair for the next month's meeting <belkinsa> amani_glugcal, you think you can handle this for the next four months? <amani_glugcal> not so sure <amani_glugcal> ok will do it <belkinsa> Okay, thank you. Mikaela, if you want, you can help chair. <amani_glugcal> In January I have other conferences <amani_glugcal> during 5 to 14 <belkinsa> We can ask system76chick if she can do it for that month. <amani_glugcal> ok <belkinsa> #action belkinsa Ask system76chick if she can chair the Jan meeting <meetingology> ACTION: belkinsa Ask system76chick if she can chair the Jan meeting <Mikaela> I am able to upgrade meetingology when needed, but I don't think I am suitable for running meetings. <belkinsa> What do you fear, Mikaela? <Mikaela> multiple things that might be better to discuss outside of logged meeting <belkinsa> Or we
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