Ongoing activities

• We're still working on our organization, our very basic infrastructure and processes. It's more complicated than I though initially, I must say. Our plan is still the same: Work as much as possible now, so we're ready for the QQ cycle.

• The team was added to Users of the Etherpad Instance Team, to allow for easy access of our members to Etherpad.

• Kaldor stepped up to manage our IRC channel (#U+1)

• Ventrical started working on the Tester-Wiki and was joined by Grahammechanical

• Cariboo907 has started working on the "Tester-FAQ"

• Effenberg0x0 has added an "Ideas" section in the Wiki and added a few possibilities there

Initial activities

• Inform Ubuntu+1 regulars (currently available) of the team creation;
• Ask each of them to join the team, provide them team memberships, making sure all have signed the Ubuntu Code of Conduct;
• Make sure all members read and agree to the team plan and processes, in general. All requests for change will be discussed once all members are registered to the mailing list;
• Stimulate members to get to know each other better, participate in IRC sessions and work together in problems;
• Delegate: Locate old members and invite them to come back to testing via U+1 Team;
• Delegate: Detect talented potential members and present them to the team;
• Delegate: Wiki review and English spelling / grammar check;

• Team Leader: Open elections for New Team Leader and two (2) Council members;

• Evaluate and hopefully absorb members suggestions for changes in the team processes and plan.

Current priorities

• Directly support QA and answer to its requests for testing during the remaining of the PP cycle;
• Teach and motivate other talented users to get involved in U+1 and QA activities;
• Collectively develop the U+1 Tech Wiki as a set of "Basic and Advanced knowledge of use for Ubuntu testers";
• Delegate: Update the team "Staff" and "Contacts" areas in the team Wiki;
• Delegate: Map the team members hardware (what will effectively be available for testing) in the wiki;
• Delegate: Map the team members skills and interest (VMs, other Ubuntu flavours, etc);
• Delegate: Communicate other Ubuntu communities and groups of interest about the creation of the team;
• Ask the team to provide insight and suggestions for improvement, but separate high-priority and coherently organised requests for immediate voting in the first online meetings.