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Bobbi Muscara: hey? Everybody. sorry. I was a little late having computer issues again.

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Bobbi Muscara: welcome. Hey, everybody. Hi.

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Bobbi Muscara: here, my screen. So we can get started.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Hi, everybody.

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Bobbi Muscara: Okay. So it's already a little after the hours. So I have on the screen the anti-trust policy.

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Bobbi Muscara: so please read that over. There's also a link to the code of conduct which is, if you're curious on how to act and behave properly, that'll give you some guidelines. I'm sure everybody here knows how to

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Bobbi Muscara: act and behave properly.

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Bobbi Muscara: so just take a moment to read that over.

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Bobbi Muscara: and then I wanted to take a moment to congratulate a runemen for being the mentee. She is going to be the project manager for all of the individual committees. We have and you know, support everyone with meeting times and whatever else they need. and me especially hopefully, she will learn and become a great leader from this. and we'll see. So if you want to say a few words are in them in. Now's your chance.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: Yeah, yeah, sure. So thank you so much, Bobby, for giving me this opportunity, and I'm very excited. This is something new, and I'm I'm really glad that I will be able to help so many people, and contribute in some way to the community, and

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Arunima Chaudhuri: hope I will help everyone contribute more to Hyper Ledger and make some meaningful contributions.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: and really excited that I will be managing so many things, and I hope I will learn a lot from this journey and also help others.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: Thank you so much.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: Yes, thank you for coming on board. It's going to be a a fun ride. You learn a lot.

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Bobbi Muscara: So before we get into the introductions, because I want the introductions to have a purpose today. I just wanted to go over just a few things. So I went over some of the pages that were here. And there's a lot of great information. So when you're introducing yourself, and if you put anything in here, please

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Arunima Chaudhuri: take time and tell me to click on your page, and we'll go over what you have. I know a runa, and you put in there that you're gonna teach us about that one course. But I think that that needs to go a few weeks down the road only because of the urgency of some of the other announcements. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure. Also, it will take a bit time. So I think it's better. We keep it for the later meetings.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: 10 to 15 min of the time. So it's better that we do the more important stuff. Now.

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Bobbi Muscara: yeah, because we have that deliverable this week which we'll get into in a second

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Bobbi Muscara: what I was thinking of doing again. So last week we discussed attaching people to projects, and I see through some of the pages people actually went in the community and listen to calls and got information which you know. If your turn to talk, please mention that and and discuss that, and we'll update the committees and stuff. So here's where we're headed. So if you're interested in sharing a committee

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Bobbi Muscara: to break this out and and to keep a rum in from going crazy this summer. we're gonna all Form this into as if she is the chair, and there are subcommittees, and each subcommittee will have a chair. So if you step up for that responsibility you'll be able to put. I was a chair of the task force. in hyper Ledger on your resume, and you can talk about it. You can set up a meet up and talk about your experience, and people will come because people are very curious.

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Bobbi Muscara: So this is a great way to get exposure in the community as well as something to advance your career. If you want to leadership role. So again, we're gonna have

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Bobbi Muscara: subcommittees for the different

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Bobbi Muscara:  buckets that we've been talking about. Also, I think we need another committee, which is something we can discuss for developing the personas and and kind of working on that

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Bobbi Muscara: which I that that's not really clear in my head what that looks like yet, but I think that there's going to be some kind of need for that. But we'll talk about that in a minute.

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Bobbi Muscara: So if, while we're making the introductions, if you want to step up and share one of these, and I know someone's been working in the Github repository with Tracy. I've seen the emails going by, and I'm not sure if there's a lot of people doing that or just one. Because I really, I I've been bogged down with other works to to go through the threads. But if that was you please present what you've been doing with Tracy.

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Bobbi Muscara: again, if you have any of these areas I've seen some people were working on what should be in templates which should be in here which should be there. That's great. Step up to, and if you don't want to chair it, just put yourself in for now as a committee member, because that's what you want to be working on.

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Bobbi Muscara: because it will be so much easier if when we do these meetings, if we could just overall report and then have each committee report on to what what they're up to so other than that. And then we do have a presentation coming up. So the way the presentation is is, it is for the mentorship program.

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Bobbi Muscara: We're only going to get a chance to do one or 2 slides. But if you are a person who is attached to a project at this point, meaning that you've gone to a meeting for say, Basu

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Bobbi Muscara: And you can go to the mentorship tab that you the portal, that and everybody who's still on these calls and wants to step up and has a leadership role will be in that ambassador program that Min was talking about last week. So I'm gonna run that section, too, so that it will be official and stuff. But you can go see all of the programs that have been accepted somewhere, somehow.

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Bobbi Muscara: for hyper ledger. So if you're in basso and you decide to step, you know, want to do something for this. This project you should, you know, be a little familiar with. Oh, we'd have to do it for Hyper Ledger, but you can search it out. Get get the idea?

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Bobbi Muscara: so say so. For instance, you were the basso, and we go through. Oh, I think I have it on my page. Here

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Bobbi Muscara: we see who needs support in the mentorship program.

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Bobbi Muscara: Here it is. So if you see a bevel and you are in a Bevel. Or, you see, Basu here, you see, you know, just the onboarding Mentee task force all these, you know. There's they're going to be a Mentee at that meeting on Wednesday from on boarding that may not know you know how much help we're going to offer them. so again, if you've gone to any of these meetings. maybe you want to say something on a slide So we're gonna have going back to our slides.

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Bobbi Muscara: We're gonna have 2 slides at the mentorship thing. one will be

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Bobbi Muscara: an introduction to the Documentation Task force which your rumin will do. They'll say we are the documentation task force. I am here to support. I'll be a contact person for anyone. in the ventureship program needs help with documentation. We've seen a lot of projects that have asked for documentation or have a documentation piece, and then the next slide will be our assistant, saying that we'll you know

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Bobbi Muscara: maybe someone else want to step up and do that slide and say, you know, we're here to offer templates. We're here to offer you, you know. Show you how to set up your Github Repository, and if anyone wants to step up for that slide and give information to the Mentees and a contact again, when we do the introductions in a minute, please step up.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: Bobby, can you please? repeat that part of the on voting task force

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Arunima Chaudhuri: what you just said just now, yeah, about introduction to document standards, stocks. What do you say about that?

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Bobbi Muscara: okay. So I have again been really super busy, so I haven't checked in with the do you? onboarding task force. Is that what you were talking about?

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Bobbi Muscara: I was just asking you to repeat what you said just now, because my Internet just went off. So okay, I was okay. So I was talking about the presentation that we have for Wednesday how the first slide would be from you. And again, I ask you, I give you a heads up that you have to create this little 2 slide program. So it should look like a hyper ledger slide. Because, you know, you're just gonna either send them to men in advance

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Bobbi Muscara: during the Wednesday presentation to all the Mentees. which everybody is. Everybody is invited to. You don't have to be a a paid Mentee to go to this. It's great to understand the program, because again, you're in that other section of the program. You get all the benefits the Mentees get

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Bobbi Muscara: from that secondary level program. I don't want to call it secondary from that down, whatever we'll figure it out, anyway. So we're going to do a 2 slide presentation. One is going to be introducing

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Bobbi Muscara: what we're doing for the community. So you're gonna do that a room like, maybe. Say, we're working on Github repositories. If you're writing a white white paper, we have templates coming out. if you're on the best practices, or if you need to know how to get your project through best practices. This is the T. You know, this is the subcommittee you want to reach out to.

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Bobbi Muscara: or if you have user guide needs. You know, you want to reach out to this subcommittee on that onboarding is the same. So again, I haven't been in touch with John Carpenter. So I don't know who his mentee is or why they haven't been showing up at this meeting. But I'm going to figure that out this week. Okay, so I will just give an introduction of how the structure is going to be like. There will be a chair, and there will be subcommittees, and if any of the projects have any needs, then they can reach out to that subcommittee.

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Bobbi Muscara: Yes, except for etc. I don't think we need to go into our task force structure. Just say, you know, here, here, because we want to kind of keep it real simple for them, because they they've got enough on their plate. They're getting a lot of information from this one meeting. So we're there just to kind of say, we're the documentation task force. If you don't introduce the committees, or whatever to say, if you have any needs, we're here because that's what we're working on this summer. And then the next slide would be for the people who are

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Bobbi Muscara: When we do, the introductions might want to step up and speak. You know the more people who, you know, we have one slide. We could have 3 people speaking on that one slide just to get an introduction and get you used to doing a presentation.

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Bobbi Muscara: So all my, yeah, so you're gonna go, you're gonna do. And we'll again. We'll make a

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Bobbi Muscara: I can do that right now.

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Bobbi Muscara: Can't I guess I can. Where are we? Documentation

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Bobbi Muscara: should go there

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Bobbi Muscara: again. I always apologize for hustle my computer.

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Bobbi Muscara: So we're going to put the information for the next 2 days for the mentorship presentation

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Bobbi Muscara: patient here. That should be capitalized.

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Bobbi Muscara: I.

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Bobbi Muscara: Okay. So the first slide is going to be.

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Bobbi Muscara: why that?

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Bobbi Muscara: okay. So we'll get back to this in a minute when we have more information. So again, this page is where we'll keep the presentation. If people, the 2 slides that we're gonna do while we work on it. Get the people's names.

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Bobbi Muscara: But in the meantime let's go through the introductions and see if anybody wants to step up to speak on that second slide. So again, the first slide, I think I did write it down somewhere

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Bobbi Muscara: to slide presentation. this presentation will be shared with other Mentees during the program. Wednesday. Here the details so slide one for us will be a title slide of the Documentation standard task force.

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Bobbi Muscara: enhancing mentorship project quality. So that's what we're here to do is we're here to like. This is what you'll say. We're here to support you and all your needs and all your documentation.

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Bobbi Muscara: and 2 would be the purpose where we have, like the different subcommittees, or whoever wants to say, you know I'm here. I can help with this. I can help with, you know, whatever. If you have any ideas for that, you know again. Just presenting doesn't mean that you you're committed for life, or that you have to do anything. It's just trying to give these mentees

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Bobbi Muscara: parish you to land on when they're looking for documentation and get some names and contacts and connections going so that they know who to reach out to Okay. So without further ado, let's start

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Bobbi Muscara: introductions. And I'm just gonna have a room and then go next just because she is alphabetically in the top, and she

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Arunima Chaudhuri: yeah, sure. Thank you, Bobby. So Hello, everyone. And my name is Sandwich Audrey. And this summer I will. I will be in turning with highlight as the Olympics 20, and will be managing all the all the committees. And I'm really excited for this.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: recently, I also completed the the

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Arunima Chaudhuri: technical documentation codes by Google, which maybe in a few weeks I will be sharing whatever I learned with everyone. And yeah, that's about me. I hope this. throughout the summer we will all make some good contributions and

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Arunima Chaudhuri: and make this project a success. So thank you so much, Poppy?

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Bobbi Muscara: No, thank you. Yeah. And I'm looking forward to that. I saw on your page that you had written a little bit about it. So that was,

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Arunima Chaudhuri: I just uploaded the presentation on that page.

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Bobbi Muscara: Oh, yeah, I saw that, too. Yeah, I want to keep it there. That's why I said. I just thought it'd be easier for the group if it was in it like a mutual

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Bobbi Muscara: easy spot. Let me just do this.

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Bobbi Muscara: and then I think Agnes

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Bobbi Muscara: is next.

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Agnes: Hi, everyone! My name is Agnes.

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Agnes: this is the first time I'll be doing. this big of a project. So I'm looking forward to lots of learning.

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Agnes: Yeah. So I attended some of the calls last week.

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Agnes: I I think I have written a summary at, but the gist of it was I attended the the Indie Aries and Basu calls

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Agnes: for the indie team. They felt like there wasn't enough contributions, so they were looking to try and help

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Agnes: people contribute by maybe revamping their documentation.

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Agnes: the Arizona!

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Agnes: I was not very clear or not. They weren't yet. and the Bezu team had already some things they were. They wanted to up on documentation rise, but they wanted the

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Agnes: engineers to take the lead, so they said the communicate father on what kind of help they'd be looking for.

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Agnes: So I think, yeah, I also

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Agnes: just got some shared, some links to some Linux Foundation courses that maybe

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Agnes: one might want to look at, especially if you're doing this for the first time.

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Agnes: Yeah. So I hope to learn and contribute lots more. Thank you.

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Bobbi Muscara: Awesome. Thank you I am. Did you put those links in the chat?

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Agnes: They are on the on the page, on my page?

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Bobbi Muscara: Oh, you're pay. Okay. I see your page. Sorry your page, for some reason, was not alphabetical.

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Bobbi Muscara: Everybody else is alphabetically bottom. I'll have to move you up when I get a chance. So, just for anyone who's interested in those links.

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Bobbi Muscara: Oh, I wrote this course. I just finished writing this course. It's going to be published today or tomorrow, and I'm I've never taken these. So I'm so interested in learning about these.

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Bobbi Muscara: but thank you for doing that. That's awesome. So let's see who's next on the call for introduction.

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Bobbi Muscara:  Daniel.

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Daniel Olagunju: Hi, everyone! I'm Daniel and It's a pleasure to be part of this program irrespective. let me use the opportunity to say congratulations to our runners. And

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Daniel Olagunju: I think I'll be

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Daniel Olagunju: out even those talks to us, and we'll see how we can walk together to

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Daniel Olagunju: make some impact. So as regards what last week we're given some task, I think I was able to join to

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Daniel Olagunju:  to of the shall I say? Tax loss of the programs respectively? I think one of them, I think, the last, speak already mentioned what

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Daniel Olagunju: you required. I think that's best I joined by so, too. But I think let me speak to the other one. which is the carbon accounting climate, Sig.

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Daniel Olagunju: I was part of the meeting on Tuesday precisely last week.

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Daniel Olagunju: And yeah, they needed some documentation.

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Daniel Olagunju: I'm basically actually weeds one to did a location on something to call ontology and taxonomy. So

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Daniel Olagunju: hopefully, I'll be able to work with them, going forward and be able to help them.

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Daniel Olagunju: Yeah, I think I saw that on your page, too. let's see. Yes, I updated that on my page.

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Bobbi Muscara: Yeah, right there they that is a great group. and they could use all the help that they could get So anyone who's interested in helping them because they're one of the only, in my opinion,

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Bobbi Muscara: special interest groups that have an overall appeal to the entire globe, like, whereas you have trade, finance, or telecom. That's only interesting to the people who are in telecom or trade finance, whereas everybody breathes. So this is a really vital

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Bobbi Muscara: effort, and if they do great work, but can't communicate it, it's not great work. So if we can help them do that, that would be fabulous. They want to see if I can find something real quick. I had started years ago trying to help them

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Bobbi Muscara: with some external presentations and meetups to get people interested in

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Bobbi Muscara: their task force. And I have a I got a nft.

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Bobbi Muscara: I should be doing this, but

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Bobbi Muscara: that represented to me

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Bobbi Muscara: their efforts. Oh, here it is, and I'll share it with you. So if anybody wants to do documentation, and they need a logo for their efforts. They can use this one. I release it to you.

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Bobbi Muscara: It's not adorable.

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Bobbi Muscara: anyway.

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Bobbi Muscara: So back to the real world.

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Bobbi Muscara: Sorry about that. I often go off on tangents.

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Bobbi Muscara: so thank you, Daniel, for presenting that. And if when we're working on the presentation if you want to. you know. Say that you're there for any assistance

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Bobbi Muscara: to the special interest groups. If anyone if the special interest groups. And I think there are some projects in the labs from the special interest groups that would be awesome.

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Bobbi Muscara: Okay, let's get back. I hope I keep getting back to the one that I'm editing.

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Bobbi Muscara: There. It is. Okay. so thank you. And Jean Luca.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Okay, So I am interested in Iber larger fabric. And in Iowa.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: because I have skills in a develop software development and also in cibus. Because last time. you told that C is needed for Iowa project. Also field some something about your last request.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: in page. If you scroll down.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: You see the the table.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: the table, I a my in the seed, the last, the the second role.

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Bobbi Muscara: Man. Am I missing this? This table?

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Okay, I see the

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Gianluca Capuzzi: the first table. You.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: You see, it's it's calling. Yes, yeah, that one, I added my interced.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: And also.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: I wrote something about the interest. And so I I got in Github

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Gianluca Capuzzi: and a template. contribution.

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Bobbi Muscara: Well, thank you. Yeah. I'm looking at

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Bobbi Muscara: again. I'm trying to do 2 things at one time here with this computer. So just bear with me for a second.  yeah, I'm on your pages. If you're interested in the Aroha projects. I just want to scroll down to see if they have any in the mentorship that I was aware of.

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Bobbi Muscara: happened to your resources. okay, I I I will update my my page. Okay, there is also my page. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. And that's that's key. Because that's a I feel a. It's been in the community since I have, which is like 6 or 7 years, and it really never shines or gets gets the coverage it needs. And maybe that is because the documentation isn't easy to read, or I don't know. We'll we'll have to figure that out as we go.

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Bobbi Muscara: Perfect. Yeah, we're gonna at the end of the call. Anyone who's interested in presenting is gonna stay on for a few minutes so that we can just get the slides, and we'll probably meet one more time, either tomorrow or right before the meeting to send over the slides to it. We should have them to, or the night before. So if we could meet some time tomorrow for anyone who's interested, we can meet the same time tomorrow, I guess. Bobby. Sorry to interrupt. I had 2 questions. Can I ask it right now?

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Bobbi Muscara: Of course. Yes, I just wanted to know that. What is your preferred way of communication, like, if I have any dows, and how can rich I reach out to you like through email or Linkedin?

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Bobbi Muscara: That's a really good question for me. The best way is probably through a linkedin message because it get, I get a notice on my phone. Where's my email just filing up and piling up. And I usually check it all at once. So will connect me. But again, I'd like this group to communicate whatever the group conscious decides whether it's discord. We chat

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Arunima Chaudhuri: yeah. And I had another question. But in one of the meals that I received was It contained a calendar invite for the mentees. But the invite is not working, so how can I ask, whom should I reach out to send another invite?

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Bobbi Muscara: I'm going right now. I'll show you everybody what I'm doing. When for that, how to answer that question. So what I'm doing is I open another window. They're going to the calendar of public meetings and see if it's in there, since it's a big enough meeting, and a lot of people are coming. It most likely is

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Malcolm Connor: Hey? Hello, everyone! My name is Malcolm Connor. a little bit about me. Just you know, in in the past I've worked on some personal projects, including web development projects.

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Malcolm Connor: I've done some python programming. And also, I've got into a machine learning and artificial intelligence.

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sahil prasad: So If selected, a project is using python and documentation for that documentation we need springs, actually spings, is a framework or a tool which makes a which

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Bobbi Muscara: I know. So so the the way you're approaching this, which is awesome is you're coming in from a developer's perspective. So I've gone to college, and I know python. I've gone to school, and I know C. Now I'm looking at Hyper Ledger. And where do I go?

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Bobbi Muscara: the developer community? and I never real I never. It opened up my eyes because I always I never realized that they each be coming in from a different speciality, like a different programming language that just never dawned on me, because I just thought they'd be coming in, and you know know everything that's very interesting. Thank you for that. well done.

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Victoria Johnson: okay. So From the last meeting. we asked to through the different projects and select one interested in contributing documentations to. So I'm trying to. you know. understand what Hyper Ledger is doing.

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Victoria Johnson: So and Let's let's say I'm new to blockchain. So I I sent a link to message to you would be. I was asking for the document to shed because on the last meeting, like when you're trying to give us about a few of the different projects. Yeah. So I was looking for for a project that is close to.

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Victoria Johnson: Let's see, I'm familiar with. So I'm I'm you know, we doing Javascript now. And so I was like we find it difficult to choose projects. So I use I signed up for an Ets course introduction to blockchain and then have a ledger, and I. I send up for one course, and I've been taking the courses, but I I finally and choose Kati, Kalipa and Firefly. So I was trying to

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Victoria Johnson: And now we down to just one choice. So I finally came up with Firefly. But before I could make my decision, yeah. So I will join the meeting on Wednesday.

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Bobbi Muscara: so again. Firefly holds a special place in my heart, because they were so helpful. When we were doing the giving chain one of the iterations of the giving chain. They gave up so much time, and we'd ask for something, and they would cod it for us as we were asking for it. They are amazing people, and they would love would love any help. So good job.

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Bobbi Muscara: and I did say, I would go over the tools pretty quickly if we could today. And then, if anyone wants to stay on, I know Rudiment and I are going to stay on to just work on that one slide for Wednesday. And then we'll meet again tomorrow. Same time. Let me see if I can use the same link. I'll let you know in a minute.

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Bobbi Muscara: So it looks like nobody has a call tomorrow at 9 am. so just go here and use this link, and we'll meet in in the same spot same time tomorrow for the presentation finals to get the final touches on the presentation. But, as I said, I went over the Dls in that course.

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Bobbi Muscara: and I know someone on the call? Was it on the bevel? Call If you have any comments, please interrupt me and jump in.

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Bobbi Muscara: You know that setting up your system is harder than the course. So these products make try to make that easier for proof of concepts and education so that you can educate people on how to set up hyper ledger fabric and not really teach them about docker and and and getting your system and your virtual machine. How? so that stuff is already taken care of by this blockchain automation framework.

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Bobbi Muscara: Galloper. This is to try to figure out again in the lay level playing field. How well your blockchain is performing! It is not a competitive tool. It's not to compare your to Bitcoin, or with aerium, to Hyper Ledger, or whatever it is, just to see benchmarks for your blockchain to see if you're meeting them. So you're kind of just testing the efficacy of your chain.

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Bobbi Muscara: super nodes. They offer nodes for you to run on So they lease nodes to, so you can get your system. That's how the giving chain is up and running. We use their nodes. So it was easy to get up and managing a blockchain is written primarily and go. It is one of the newer ones. It was given to us by Collido, and they're very, very much involved in education of this project. One of the reasons why it's one of the most successful hyper ledger tools

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Bobbi Muscara:  they're doing such a good job of that. again Firefly offered dashboards to check your workflow. It's a great great product.

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Bobbi Muscara:  So before we go right into working on the presentation, does anybody have any again this week? We're really concerned more on anything else than getting the presentation to the Mentees out there, so that they know that we're a hand that they can, you know. Call up and shake and say, I need help with this. I want to look like Hyper Ledger. I don't want to have to go back and do the documentation again, because I miss something. You know we want to be there to help them with that.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: no. You know what. I'm just going to reach out to Min after this call and have her put it on the calendar of public meetings. Oh, okay, okay, so it will be. It should be there anyway. I'm not. I'm really confused as to why it's not there. Okay, I'll I'll make sure that it gets on there. That will be my to do today. Okay, so I I got the I got the from when I got that calendar invite for the Vintoshi upon boarding that is taking place on fourteenth.

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Bobbi Muscara: how much we get done today? which we should get. I mean, it's 2 slides. It's really not a big deal. We'll work on it overnight. We'll just, you know, assign people to do stuff right now, and we'll work on it overnight, and if anybody can meet at 9 Am. To just go over what they want to say or what what they want on that second slide. That would be great. So

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Bobbi Muscara: I do everyone when you started this. So right now, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna edit this page. just to give you information. And again, you can start with a blank, Powerpoint, if you want to go to

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Bobbi Muscara: there you go branding guidelines for marketers for hyper ledger, so here would be How well this is! I think I shouldn't have found this. But this is interesting.

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Bobbi Muscara:  the projects we went over all these. This is gone now, this one to deprecated because of a nonpread. So that's different. But this is all the branding. So you can take this presentation and just take this Hyper Ledger foundation and this blue line and make your own presentation. So again, I'm going to drop this in the chat for anyone who's interested in making a presentation. If you guys want to make a presentation just to present to our group that your cell phone?

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Bobbi Muscara: again. So that's something that if you're interested in how to make a presentation, or if you want to make that into the templates for our groups library when we get it up and running again. Our library is going to be under this community. Oh, sorry I hit create.

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Bobbi Muscara: it's just 2 slides it A runa man is going to do this slide. Actually, she's probably going to create both slides. But if you have anything assistance to offer specifically to the mentor programs. And again, we never. I want to try to do that because we never really slow what

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Bobbi Muscara: That's it. That Ro does have a project in there. But they just didn't put documentation down, is there?

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Bobbi Muscara: That's just where I was. Okay, visited the same page. Oh, I'm sorry. this is taking so long

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Bobbi Muscara: So here are the projects. The only ones that I pulled out were the ones that had documentation on them. But there's all of these other projects, so that if you're interested in a Roha, you can go to at the mentorship meeting and say, Hey, I'm in. I'm on the Documentation Task force, and I'm just offering my services to the A row. Hot people, because I'm getting to know your program and any documentation needs you have. Please reach out to me if you want to do that. That's great

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Bobbi Muscara: Did you get accepted? I don't see it. Yeah, there it is, this learning tokens. I don't know how we can incorporate this into what we're doing, but it seems like an easy fit. So if anybody wants to work on that one that would be great, because I don't know how they're tokenizing learning. But as the former learning materials working group, and that

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Bobbi Muscara: as we're all going to be the head of the library, we're all going to be the librarians. We might want to know what those learning tokens, how that software or how that system works. So in other words, if you learn something, you get a token which you can use to more learning that that gamifying learning sounds fascinating to me, and I know nothing about it. So

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Bobbi Muscara: again, these are the mentorship programs. If you find yourself in the Documentation task force and want to help out specifically with one of these projects.

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Bobbi Muscara: please put your name down here and meet us tomorrow at 90'clock with what you want to say, because a Runeman will bring a

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Bobbi Muscara: present 2 slide presentation, and then we'll show you where you'll fit in, and then we'll practice it and send it over to men. yeah, sure. Okay, so does anybody have. Okay. So we're already. Where would you want people who are interested in this?

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Arunima Chaudhuri: make a presentation.

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Bobbi Muscara: Got it? I'm putting it in now.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: and everyone can put your name plan for what they want to say right there.

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Bobbi Muscara: So I'm not presenting for this. You guys are so a a runa in would put her name. She's going to be interested in the overall presentation

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Bobbi Muscara: and she is presenting so that would be a yes. So if you're interested to put your name here, I'm interested in Firefly. I would just like to put my contact information on the slide. I don't want to say anything or Yes, I want to say, Hi! My name is whatever, and I want to help with Firefly or Basu, or the project I saw whatever. So put your name. But what project you're interested in, and if you're willing to speak

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Bobbi Muscara: at Wednesday's presentation.

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Bobbi Muscara: is that what you want to do. Is that like, cover it?

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Arunima Chaudhuri: Yeah, yeah, that that that works. that we we can have all the information right at one place.

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Bobbi Muscara: Yep. And then, when you start working on the presentation, you can also drop that in here. yeah, I will just drop the presentation link link in the present box, and that way everyone can see it.

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Bobbi Muscara: Yep, perfect. So again, one slide is for you. The other slide is for everyone else to introduce themselves and attach to a project. Dan, do you have a question?

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Yes, also I see Daniel. Sorry.

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Daniel Olagunju: Yes, I I'm just concerned. this. Let's talk about the upon our accounting group. I believe all of those things you mentioned earlier also applies to this, to this the cap on accounting group.

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Daniel Olagunju: Absolutely did they have a ledger project?

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Daniel Olagunju: Sorry I didn't get that.

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Daniel Olagunju: I don't know if they actually specifically put in for a mentor a project that you could help with the documentation. Let's go see.

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Bobbi Muscara: let's go check.

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Bobbi Muscara: I just was there to be able to find the page.

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Bobbi Muscara: Oh, that's it.

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Bobbi Muscara: but too far.

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Bobbi Muscara: and if not they. If they didn't get a mentee this year, they definitely need documentation. Anyway, you might just have to offer. And we can do a presentation specifically for the climate accounting group. If we if that's what we I would I would be into that talking to them and saying, Can we come and and sit in your group and give you a presentation about how we're going to help.

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Daniel Olagunju: So let's see the clearly. I was at the meeting the last time they clearly should interest in what we have to offer as regards the commentation. And that is why I was asking, because I, the kids, that I'll be joining. The meeting is going forward to represent Documentation group. So

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Bobbi Muscara: I don't know if.

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Daniel Olagunju: okay, so what does that mean? Does that mean?

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Bobbi Muscara: So for the presentation on Wednesday. It's the welcome to the Mentee program, so there would be no need for you to make a a statement. On Wednesday. I will reach out to the people at at the carbon accounting

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Bobbi Muscara: and maybe in July set up some time where you can. We can do a presentation to them about how we're offering to help them, and in that way you get more time to sit in on their calls and figure out what their needs are to bring back to our group so that we can get that done for you.

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Daniel Olagunju: Okay, great, thank you.

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Bobbi Muscara: But yeah, you're right there. I I'm surprised that they don't have a project in here.

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Bobbi Muscara: it's surprising to me, because they always have so many needs. from the community, but

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Bobbi Muscara: interesting.

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Bobbi Muscara: so thank you for that, though. so you won't be doing anything for Wednesday. But we will definitely put that on in a rudiment if you can make a note so that I don't forget to reach out to the carbon accounting people and offer

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Bobbi Muscara: direct assistance in their documentation and presentation needs.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: Okay, so reach out to the to which committee

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Bobbi Muscara: carbon counting carbon carbon accounting.

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Bobbi Muscara: no, that's not going to be on the fourteenth. That'll be just something for us, for after that next week down the road? Yeah, sure I will. I will. I will note that down and remind you. Then.

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Bobbi Muscara: okay, does anybody else have any questions?

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Gianluca Capuzzi: yes. I I to to summarize the for this week we before Wednesday we should prepare to slide presentation. Right?

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Well, no. We're going to prepare the first slide. and we're going to work together tomorrow morning on the second slide. If you are interested in being

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Bobbi Muscara:  represented.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Okay.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: okay, so and and also feel the the the role on that table.

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Bobbi Muscara: If you want to be part of. So if you are interested in offering your contact information to the people or the Mentees this year. We're giving them a presentation. A 2 slides during their welcome presentation.

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Bobbi Muscara: the first slide of Germans going to introduce what the documentation task force is. And the second slide is specifically, if you want to say I want to help with. I'm just going to use base to again basis documentation needs in that token that learning token here's my email or reach out to me, I'll be on your call on coming to your chat just to introduce yourself to whatever mentee program you want to assist with.

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Bobbi Muscara: Is that clear?

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Yeah, yeah, no, no, it's clear. And also we we will try to join to meeting public meeting and ask if

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Gianluca Capuzzi: if a a group need the foundation apps. It's called

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Bobbi Muscara: anyone that interests you. And then just make a note of what call you went on. And then you know that that's definitely where you would be if you find you know again I I I encourage you to go to more than one and figure out which one of the communities is yours. That's what happened to me. I went to a lot of different calls. When I first got in the community. Learning materials. Call this for me.

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Bobbi Muscara: obviously, because I'm a teacher. But I fell into the special interest group and the carbon accounting group just because I found them fascinating. so there's not a limit on how you can join just what your bandwidth is.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Oh, okay. And in each team we we can join and ask if we we can. We can say that we we are on task force. The one additional stand up membership program. Okay and ask for if they need the helps for the one for the recommendation. Okay.

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Bobbi Muscara: 5 buckets, as I call it. and and the buckets are the same ones we've talked about. Come on, come on, scroll

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Bobbi Muscara: right here to get of the templates, the best practices, the onboarding, and then the user guides to and I know somebody was working with. I think it was protein or somebody who was working with Tracy on getting that get repository up and running, so that right away, when the Mentees need to set up a github it's there, so that's great.

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Bobbi Muscara: Hopefully, he'll be on the next call. But for again, anyone interested in the presentation to the mentorship program on Wednesday, me the same time tomorrow, 90'clock, with your suggestions. and our roommate will show us the sample. Present, 2 slide presentation and we'll edit it then for our individuals who want to get some facetime presenting.

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Bobbi Muscara: Yeah, sure, Bobby. so 9 am. Which time zone are you talking about? Kind of, please?

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Bobbi Muscara: Same time tomorrow, and it should be just 10 min. It should just be. This is the presentation. Who wants to say something, and then we, you know, go through it, send it to men, and then we show up at the presentation, and then our 2 slides will be in her slide program.

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Arunima Chaudhuri: Yeah, yeah, I got it.

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Bobbi Muscara: Okay, any more questions. Anybody have anything to say.

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Bobbi Muscara: Okay, I have a great week. Thank you for coming. I really appreciate everybody's hard work.

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Gianluca Capuzzi: Bye, bye, everyone have a great day.