Hi everyone,
> https://wiki.fsfe.org/KnowHow
After the work on /KnowHow, there's almost nothing left under /HowTos,
except the CoC. (Actually, I was very confused about this today as
the top menu still says "HowTos", but actually link to "KnowHow" :-)
I would tend towards moving the CoC to KnowHow/FSFELife unless anyone
objects, and then completely remove the HowTos section including changing
the name of the top level heading.
Sincerely,
--
Jonas Öberg
Executive Director
FSFE e.V. - keeping the power of technology in your hands. Your
support enables our work, please join us today http://fsfe.org/join
Dear wiki-care-takers,
this is an official invitation to the first FSFE community meeting and you
will find the general invitation below. I think that this community meeting
would be a good opportunity for the wiki-care-takers, to meet each other and
- do a wiki-a-thon together or strategic discussion and decisions about the
wiki
- invite other participants to become part of the wiki-care-takers team
- do a workshop for others or a general explanation of how to best use the
wiki (structure, categories etc)
- write up of a specific wiki-page
- anything else you have in mind
There are grants available to cover travel and accommodation costs.
Looking forward,
Erik
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Dear team,
the community meeting 2017 is the first edition of a hopefully annual meeting
for the FSFE community. The idea behind: We are a growing community of active
people who do inspiring activities, often, but not limited to, on a local
level. Beyond that, we form collaborative teams on different matters and
topics throughout Europe, run campaigns or give input to stakeholders. Not to
forget, that on top of this, many of us visit Free Software related or similar
events throughout the year or have other possibilities to form additional
connections and networks. But, what we miss to some extension is the identity
and the forming of our very own and widespread community. Time to change this!
This is your invitation to come together for the FSFE community meeting 2017
and to be part in our very own community building process.
Of course, there will be many steps involved in such a community building
process, not just the community meeting. However, the community meeting is an
integral part of it. So, With this email I like to invite you to the FSFE
community meeting 2017. It will happen
on: November 24 / 25 / 26
in: Endocode, Brückenstrasse 5A, 10179 Berlin, Germany. [1]
Please note, that there will also be more steps involved in forming the
community meeting itself. Actually, a lot of what the community meeting will
be like and what will happen during the community meeting is in your hands!
Together, we will form the most interesting agenda for its participants in the
upcoming weeks.
This first email is sent out now for you to save the date. There will be more
details to follow in the next time, but to facilitate planning for all
participants, we already start with this announcement and add more details
over time.
All upcoming details will be added to the dedicated wiki-page:
https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2017/the-fsfe-community-meeting-2017
So, if you already know that you are coming, I propose you "subscribe" to this
page to keep track of its changes.
And to announce you are coming, please use the attendees-list on a seperate
wiki-sub-page:
https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2017/the-fsfe-community-meeting-2017/attendees
As said, much more details will come, so for now I leave you with a FAQ. But
of course, I am already happy to answer any immediate question.
= Who is invited? =
For organisational reasons we cannot invite everyone, although we would love
to. This being said, we invite all members of topical teams of FSFE as well as
local coordinators. In addition there will be the representatives and the
staffers. This year, we cannot exceed 40 persons for logistic reasons but it
will also help us to keep productivity. Find more details on the wiki-page.
= Accommodations =
To keep it simple, we will leave accommodations in everyones own hands.
However, soon we will list some ideas where to stay on the event's wiki page.
= Costs & grants =
Participation will be for no cost and full catering (except breakfast) for a
10 euro flat-rate. If you cannot afford your accommodation or transportation,
please get in touch with me, as we offer grants!
= Agenda =
As mentioned above, it will be a meeting to form our community. One integral
part of a community is to share knowledge within. This will be done with the
help of our topical teams as well as our local coordinators. Depending a bit
on the participants offers and interests, there will be possibilities to
- engage in hands-on activities (e.g. wiki-sprint, translators-sprint,
web-sprint or similar),
- get introduced into new teams (web, wiki etc)
- participate in workshops (what to consider to run a proper booth, tools the
FSFE offers and you might not know yet, ...)
- brainstorm (how can we achieve a common calendar for Free Software related
events, ...)
- give spontaneous input (lightning talks)
- ...
If you like to run a workshop or knowledge-sharing lesson, please get in
contact with me!
As mentioned quite a few times, all the other details are still to follow : )
Stay tuned.
Finally, a special thanks to our current Fellowship representative Mirko Böhm,
who offers this location for the FSFE without costs and this way enables us to
offer more grants to our community!
And now, be the first to fill in your attendance:
https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2017/the-fsfe-community-meeting-2017/attendees
Best regards and looking forward,
Erik
[1]
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.51350&mlon=13.41794#map=19/52.51350/…
--
No one shall ever be forced to use non-free software
Erik Albers | Communication & Community Coordinator | FSFE
OpenPGP Key-ID: 0x8639DC81 on keys.gnupg.net
Dear all,
I noticed that the LicensingPolicy [1] page is missing in the wiki
although quite a few pages refer to it. We also assume that people agree
to this policy when hitting the submit button in the editor mask. I'm
not sure this page ever existed but as FSFE we should provide such
information ;)
FYI: Yesterday I did some major changes with the Web and Translation
pages and moved a lot of content in the wiki. Nothing important should
be lost but I reorganised some things. If you want to have a look:
https://wiki.fsfe.org/RecentChanges
I'm not member of this list so please keep me in Cc if you want me to
read a reply mail :)
Best,
Max
[1] https://wiki.fsfe.org/LicensingPolicy
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Max Mehl - Program Manager - Free Software Foundation Europe
Contact and further information: https://fsfe.org/about/mehl
Private weblog: <blog.mehl.mx> | Private homepage: <mehl.mx>
Support advocacy for Free Software: https://fsfe.org/donate
Hi hello,
I am busy writing a workflow guide for Git. I want to add some
screenshots to accompany that guide, for those who want. But I am
struggling with getting moin to display it all neatly.
See http://wiki.fsfe.org/TechDocs/Git/Guide%3AWorkflow
(Resize that page a bit to see what's going on. Also see
https://i.imgur.com/v4PF9hd.png for sake of future reference.)
Ideally I want the images to be _between_ the paragraphs, not next to
them. Or something else that doesn't look bad, really.
Does someone have any suggestions?
Yours,
--
Carmen Bianca Bakker
Technical Intern
Free Software Foundation Europe e.V.
