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--- boardminutesjune-2021 [2021/07/05 02:37] – [Calendar] scott5
+++ boardminutesjune-2021 [2021/07/05 02:43] (current) – scott5
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 ==== Calendar ====
-* Do we want to try using the calendar I dropped on the website last month? I have not done much with it beyond just putting it in place.
+  * Do we want to try using the calendar I dropped on the website last month? I have not done much with it beyond just putting it in place.
+  * If you want to try it out, I will provide an account. Apparently we can create a view that “stacks” events in a common view.
-* If you want to try it out, I will provide an account. Apparently we can create a view that
-“stacks” events in a common view.
 === The list of repeating sessions ===
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 We should review our repeating sessions list and see if we want to continue them all.
-* [[bdstuff:repeating_meeting_sessions|Repeating meeting sessions]]
+  * [[bdstuff:repeating_meeting_sessions|Repeating meeting sessions]]
+  * keep the list around for reference, but review the list to see if the contents are still relevant.
-* keep the list around for reference, but review the list to see if the contents are still relevant.
 ==== Planned Regular Meetings ====
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   * Secretarial duties passed to Marc Moleman starting next month
-  * Leavitt memorial -
+  * Leavitt memorial:
-  * Door prizes of machines (from some salvaged 2nd hand systems) While we have a long time to prepare before we start doing physical meeting, it may take some time to prepare.
+    * Door prizes of machines (from some salvaged 2nd hand systems)
+    * While we have a long time to prepare before we start doing physical meeting, it may take some time to prepare.
   * Once Physical meetings start - Saturday newbie sessions?
-  * https:%%//%%emmabuntus.org/category/english/ - as a potential bistro for newbies.
+  * [[https://emmabuntus.org/category/english/ | Emmabuntus]] as a potential bistro for newbies.
   * Accessibility tools for Linux?