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= Things that worked well =  * amount of discussion    * adds to the meeting    * more interaction than other meetup groups  * overtly talking about free software  * deliberately non-technical    * even though most members are technical    * less jargon, good for newcombers  * getting a bit bigger, more momentum  * great letter to Mozilla    * been wanting to do more outward-facing stuff like this    * perhaps more opinion pieces for website    * Facebook's internet.org  * introducing continuity, new committed people getting involved  * working well with LUV, eg. Software Freedom Day  * inviting women specifically  * just inviting people in general working too  * not a problem turning up late with phone number  * become more a part of society, public facing, activism  * photo carousel on website makes a big difference = Things that didn't work so well =  * not enough women    * encouraging women event was good  * time of meeting may not be ideal for many    * getting into city is hard    * consider closer to a station?  * getting locked out is still a hassle  * we don't have any money  * discussion can make it harder to be an anonymous newbie = Things to work on =  * more educating the public on privacy and security  * following up on invites  * publish "I'm late" phone number in meeting announcement  * print and laminate the window sign  * go to other compatible groups    * freedom and openness    * community groups    * non-technical    * societal issues  * GovHack presence  * invite Pia to talk at FSM?  * follow up with a blog post after meetings    * builds confidence  * go back through archive and list past meeting topics somewhere  * LCA presence?  * being called upon as practical educators    * write documents, eg. download and install LibreOffice  * ask about what sort of event would suit our (not yet present) Meetup.com members  * run joint events with other groups  * explicitly welcome newbies  * keep making an effort to start on time    * make sure we nominate a meeting chair/host/timekeeper    * nominate someone to sit on door for first 15 mins  * mix in more informal events, schedule them well ahead to give us a break    * trivia night    * clash of the licenses    * things involving teamwork    * things in Gnews  * find groups we haven't partnered with    * makes normal sounding activities new and interesting  * run keysigning parties    * roll out same thing with different groups  * run something not on a Thursday night    * perhaps on a day that doesn't typically suit committee members    * LUV Beginners? = Ideas for "contribute to free software" event =  * next thing is to pick a date well in advance, eg. 2 months  * Melb Uni venue looks like it would work, may provide catering  * warmup by making a contribution to Wikipedia  * then a contribution to Open Street Map  * then a documentation change  * talk to people who run Open Tech School = Ideas for June meeting =  * Scott: Distributed social networks  * Ben M: Guy on Android in schools	Hi there! :) My name is Elbert, I'm a student studying Hotel Administration from Maua, Brazil.<<<BR>> ><<<BR>> > <<<BR>> ><<<BR>> > Stop by my web-site: [[https://www.qqrahasia.com|dominoqq]]