[UbuntuWomen] U-W IRC Meeting Notes 25 March 2007
B.A. Lopez
dinda at mac.com
Wed Mar 28 14:33:35 UTC 2007
Meeting Notes from 25 March 07
Since I totally forgot about this meeting, and was out of town
(that's my excuse I'm sticking to it) I offered to write up the notes.
It looks like Pleia2, Bapoumba and Susana were there. (Btw - Thanks
so much for keeping this going!)
Website - Pleia reported that updates are continuing with help from
Vidya and others. Old wiki is half moved and sections on Ideas,
Mentoring and Volunteers are all redirected to the proper places.
Susana contacted Clytie to get permission to move and alter the "How
to translate" pages. Still more work in progress.
Gnome Bug Triaging Class feedback - Led by Susana (who did a great
job imho!) was held on 20 March. Myself, Bapoumba and Meg were
there. A few were able to sit in on the Gnome Bug day (alas I could
not) and it would be great to have an Ubuntu Bug Squash class - any
volunteers to lead that one? Pleia also reported that she reported
her first Debian bug but was still nervous. I have to say that just
having someone to answer questions during Susana's session was a real
help. No one felt intimidated and it really helped me understand the
process and not be afraid to ask even more questions. imho, again!
Solar System on Planet.ubuntu.com - Pleia is still looking into
this. Nick Moffit is the Launchpad admin. Anyone know him - how to
get the U-W planet linked from there?
Mentoring - Website is being restructured, including a page to
request a mentor. See these pages: http://www.ubuntu-women.org/
mentoring.htmlhttp://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/MentoringFAQ
Upcoming conferences - Dinda, the slacker, wasn't there so that was
deferred to the next meeting which those wonderful folks who were
there set for either the 14 or 15 April, depending on your local time
zone. Pleia wanted to check with Romana so we can include those AU
folks.
The full meeting log can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/
Meetings/20070327
cheers,
Dinda
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