OK, so I have a few things on my mind. At the forefront is the mentoring program, but there are others we need to work on as well. Mentoring: So basically, we have a lot of mentors and not many mentees. This isn't a problem, necessarily, but one thing mentioned during the Q&A at the Debconf5 talk Magni and I gave was that it's interesting that we have a surplus of mentors whereas NM tends to not have enough AMs. Is there anything we should be doing to rectify this situation? Some of our mentors are not DDs, so that could account for part of the problem, but I also think that some of them /are/ DDs and are also not AMs. Should we try to get this kind of mentoring integrated with NM? Or elsewhere? Or maybe just not bother and let it keep going as is? Website: The ever present issue of the website. We will likely be getting women.debian.org soon, which means the website will relocate. Helen will likely take care of any minor maintenance we have and we will have to reconsider our approach about how we work on the website. It will pretty much all have to be done locally with baz access so we can commit changes, but I'm wondering if we should also have a more "Debian feel" to the appearance. Opinions? Also, to anyone who was part of the Debian website discussion, will there be major stylistic changes that we should take into account or wait to learn more about before we make any changes ourselves? Wiki: There will hopefully be a wiki.debian.org soon, in which case the wiki can be done properly. It may make sense for us to participate in a content-porting session as well as migrating whatever content we have on our current wiki to the new one. We still definitely need to find a way to integrate all of our kickass docs. Base: Amaya adopted the 'base' pseudopackage in the name of DW, so we need to figure out how we want to deal with that. I think Pascal Hakim is working on creating a teams.debian.org for mailing lists, so ideally we could have something there, or maybe a normal lists.d.o mailing list. I don't think we want to have debian-women@lists.d.o as the maintainer email address. Amaya, can you comment more on this? Or anyone else? This is all I can think of for now, but I suspect I'm leaving stuff out... -- off the chain like a rebellious guanine nucleotide
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