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<p>On 10/2/19 8:43 AM, Richard Leger wrote:<br>
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Hi,<br>
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With regards to the Council Minutes, why not edit them (and
publish them) directly somewhere on the Thunderbird Wiki during
the meeting in a dedicated section... (currently
wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird:Home than could be moved to
wiki.thunderbird.net at some point with a link "Wiki" directly
accessible from TB website perhaps to ease access) ...<br>
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In Council Meeting section, one page pear year, each page showing
meeting minutes for the year from most recent to least recent
order...<br>
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Then just send a link to it in tb-planning when new minutes are
available...<br>
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This way you can easily track what is going on within a year at
Council level and refer back to it if needed... or look at recent
history... for new comers... or those who may have missed minutes
;-)<br>
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Separately you could also have on the wiki as well all information
related to what is going on with add-ons... plans and all usefull
info in one place to help developpers... that you can refer via
link to here or in other post/group/blog...<br>
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I just feel there are a lot of useful info plublished on TB
planning that should be made available in a central reference
"repository" used as starting point for communications on
everything related to TB... the wiki seems a good place for that
as it already regroup a lot of ressources... and make it
accessible directy and easily on TB website... to users, add-ons
developers, tb developpers,...<br>
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This may also avoid duplicating the information/communication too
much...<br>
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Just a suggestion...<br>
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Regards,
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<p>Hey Richard,</p>
<p>This was one of the options we discussed when talking about
publishing these minutes. Frankly the discussion of "where and
how" to publish them got very in-depth and I suggested starting
simple and just sending them to tb-planning to start with. I
figured this would:</p>
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<li>Get us to start doing <i>something</i>!</li>
<li>Be fairly low-effort for the council. (Remember we're all
volunteers!)</li>
<li>Reach most of the interested audience.</li>
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<p>This is the exact sort of feedback we're looking for though! One
benefit of sending them to tb-planning, however, is that it allows
a conversation around each meeting. There can be follow-up
questions, clarifications, etc. This can sort of be done on a
wiki's talk page, but I've always found that to not be a great
environment.</p>
<p>We might be able to do both a wiki and start the e-mail
thread...maybe we can do that in the future.</p>
<p>I think the notes about having a single place for documentation
would be nice though and I think there's been some in-roads there,
maybe Ryan has some additional thoughts on that?</p>
<p>--Patrick<br>
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