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=== Lo``Co Mentoring Update === === LoCo Mentoring Update ===
 * http://locomentoring.geekosophical.net
 * Mailing list and #ubuntu-nz channel are going well.
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 * Loco Mentoring Update
   * http://locomentoring.geekosophical.net
   * Mailing list and #ubuntu-nz channel are going well.
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 * Wiki Working Bee
   * AustralianTeam needs a bit of a tidy. Some stuff still points to ['AustralianTeam/Old'] , some things are maybe out-dated, and there's definately more stuff that could go up.
   * People will work on it.. I hope.		 === Wiki Working Bee ===
 * AustralianTeam needs a bit of a tidy. Some stuff still points to ['AustralianTeam/Old'] , some things are maybe out-dated, and there's definately more stuff that could go up.
 * People will work on it.. I hope.
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 * Language and the CoC
   * Swearing is not explicitly outlawed by the CoC, however the CoC does state: '''The Ubuntu community and its members treat one another with respect. Everyone can make a valuable contribution to Ubuntu. We may not always agree, but disagreement is no excuse for poor behaviour and poor manners.'''
   * Restrictions regarding swearing were laxed slightly, to allow people to feel like they can relax:
     * It was agreed that we will be respectful in our use of bad language
   * We will not get worked up because someone uses bad language occasionally, but we will not condone excessive, offensive or explictly directed use of it		 === Language and the CoC ===
 * Swearing is not explicitly outlawed by the CoC, however the CoC does state: '''The Ubuntu community and its members treat one another with respect. Everyone can make a valuable contribution to Ubuntu. We may not always agree, but disagreement is no excuse for poor behaviour and poor manners.'''
 * Restrictions regarding swearing were laxed slightly, to allow people to feel like they can relax:
   * It was agreed that we will be respectful in our use of bad language
   * We will not get worked up because someone uses bad language occasionally, but we will not condone excessive, offensive or explictly directed use of it

Logs

  • [attachment:ubuntu-au-meeting-20061002.log Plain Text]

Agenda

Primary Master: MelissaDraper elkbuntu

(Meeting Chair)

LoCo Mentoring Update

Wiki Working Bee

  • AustralianTeam needs a bit of a tidy. Some stuff still points to ['AustralianTeam/Old'] , some things are maybe out-dated, and there's definately more stuff that could go up.

  • People will work on it.. I hope.

Language and the CoC

  • Swearing is not explicitly outlawed by the CoC, however the CoC does state: The Ubuntu community and its members treat one another with respect. Everyone can make a valuable contribution to Ubuntu. We may not always agree, but disagreement is no excuse for poor behaviour and poor manners.

  • Restrictions regarding swearing were laxed slightly, to allow people to feel like they can relax:
    • It was agreed that we will be respectful in our use of bad language
    • We will not get worked up because someone uses bad language occasionally, but we will not condone excessive, offensive or explictly directed use of it

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