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  • Announce Location and Dates Cubo Monday-Tuesday June 24-25th 2019 (can accommodate 200 people)

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Reach out to Solange Gueiros ( to be a session leader on a suggested topic of her own, and to potentially learn about Burrow from maintainer and do a Burrow 101.

Fernando Marino

May 17


Add in session leader suggestions, these are people who have some experience of Hyperledger that you have talked to and who feel they can share something with small audience. **Remember this is not about being able to give TED Talk speeches, it's about knowledge-sharing in small groups.** Also for everyone you ask, please also ask if they have others to suggest as well!EVERYONEOn going but the sooner the better!!

Find someone who would be interested in learning Sawtooth, getting paired with a maintainer, and doing a 101 sessionEVERYONEthe sooner the better!!

Reach out to Insper and Thiago Padovan on potential session leaders and topics Fernando Marino

May 17


In order to edit this page and other pages here you will need an LFID. It is easy to set up and we have step by step instructions and a video below. Once you set it up, please email your LFID/username to sbonewald@linuxfoundation.org to request full access

Create an LFID (watch quick 1.5 min video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEc4JRyaAoA)
1. Visit https://identity.linuxfoundation.org/
2. Select "I need to create a Linux Foundation ID"
3. Choose a username, add email and password. Do not use any of the social login links.
4. Input your first and last name
5. Click "create new account"
6. Check your email and validate the account
7. Save your username and password so you don't have to login again! Remember that your email address is not the same as your username
Why do I need an LFID? This allows you to:
-Edit and add content to our Hyperledger Wiki, while you can always view the wiki without logging in, if you want to make changes you'll need to login with your LFID username and password. Save them for both sites and you'll only log in once!

EVERYONE (except Jonathan and Fernando Marino who have already done so)As soon as possible

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