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 -   Writing about Emacs: zaeph
 
 
-# January 7, 2020 meeting
+# January 21, 2021 meeting
+
+-   Updates
+    -   Sacha:
+        -   Added transcript for 08 and edited subtitles for 21; only 03-questions and the opening/closing remarks remaining for day 1
+
+
+# January 14, 2021 meeting
+
+-   Updates:
+    -   Sacha: 
+        -   More subtitles edited (bhavin192 is helping too). Almost done
+            with day 1 except for opening/closing remarks and manual transcriptions for 03-questions and 08
+        -   switched to using emacsnews Reddit account
+        -   scheduled tweets from @sachac about upcoming Emacs events - do you want these mirrored to @emacsconf or something?
+            -   no new events aside from the ones already on the calendar
+    -   bandali: recorded first episode of Emacs Weekly, skipped the news component and just had an interview about EmacsConf
+        -   next: 
+            -   mix audio together and edit it
+        -   plan to have several buffer episodes before releasing, maybe beginning of February
+            -   can put together separate segments
+            -   news might be doable with less prep
+            -   can do solo episodes
+            -   maybe community hosts, too?
+        -   nudge from Sacha to transcribe or have show notes if possible =)
+        -   gopar doesn't have a laptop at the moment
+        -   which parts of your config might be good to contribute to core? 
+            questions to nudge people to contribute to core/packages
+            -   This question coudl also be used in workshops settings with a sense of chronology: 1. publish it online, 2. merge it to core?
+-   Q for mplsCorwin: would you like to transcribe 03-questions and 08, or shall I go ahead and do them? - sachac
+-   Q for bandali: is the emacsnews Reddit thing handy for you? It's okay if you're still experimenting.
+    -   not tested yet
+-   Testing quick collaboration
+    -   Testing tmate so that other people can edit the meeting minutes easily
+    -   Test? it is working!
+    -   Here I am in tmate and emacsclient. Each person can have their own emacsclient tab.
+-   pat selves on back for getting stuff done, yay
+-   Diversity workshop: It'd be nice to organise a 2h session where we discuss every problem that arised in the last conference, and pre-empt those that might arise for the next editions
+    -   Using the word 'open source'
+    -   Lack of diversity in the presentations (CFP?)
+-   Next steps:
+    -   sachac: follow up with mplsCorwin or transcribe 03-questions, 08; then all the day 1 talks will be done
+
+
+# January 7, 2021 meeting
 
 -   Checking in:
     -   bandali, zaeph, gopar, sachac, dto
@@ -30,6 +74,15 @@
     -   bandali
         -   met with organizers of EmacsNYC. They were curious about BBB and Jitsi, streaming, IRC web client
         -   met with gopar last night re: podcast
+        -   will work on a blog post about the technical setup
+        -   someone wanted to set up a meetup in Mexico, too, so maybe we can make an updated starting-a-meetup guide (<https://harryrschwartz.com/2015/09/14/starting-an-emacs-meetup.html>)
+            -   how to find people and advertise
+                -   reddit.com/r/emacs
+                -   Emacs News
+                -   <https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Usergroups>
+            -   how to stream and record
+            -   what it might be like if there are no presentations (don't worry! hang out, share cool stuff, figure things out together, flip through Emacs News)
+            -   sharing afterwards
     -   CRDT: see BBB chat if you want to try it
     -   dto:
         -   tutorial; (also, SystemCrafters just livestreamed an Emacs Lisp tutorial too)
@@ -40,13 +93,29 @@
         -   BBB has breakout rooms, might be worth looking into if it scales up a lot; Jitsi can have multiple people sharing screens at the same time;
         -   EmacsNYC said Jitsi is okay for the 20-30 people they've seen so far; EmacsBerlin said the same too (I think they self-host; want to see how they're doing it?). Sounds like it's much better now than it was last year
         -   dto will figure it out and write things up =)
+        -   one-on-one tutorial was nice; finger memory for how to type some of these Lisp expressions
+        -   it's better to have that interactivity, I think, since there are plenty of lecture-type resources on the Net
+        -   one-on-one is fine, and then you can scale up (1-on-2, etc.) as you become more comfortable with it and see what can help you scale (ex: having them SSH into a shared server with emacsclients and then being able to quickly flip through their buffers so that you can peek over their shoulder or quickly show something?)
+    -   gopar: upcoming podcast recording re: EmacsConf experience
+        -   figuring out name
+        -   planning to have a little buffer
+            -   Hey, do you want to blend that into the Emacs Lisp / Emacs tutorial/workshop idea? Whenever you don't have any content, you can teach people a little more
+            
+            -
     -   bhavin192: Mailing list for meetups (some common prefix or something similar).
+        -   **let's remember to discuss this and the next point** =)
     -   bhavin192: Update to Code of Conduct (I was hoping to use the same text or page for Emacs APAC meetup)
-    -   gopar: upcoming podcast recording re: EmacsConf experience
-    -
+    -   zaeph: figuring out collaborating via Org Mode
+        -   per-project pages make sense if you think about it from the web publishing point of view
+        -   bandali: can be a different wiki if you want
+        -   zaeph is a little intimidated by the idea of working with the garage door open
+            -   there is already a private organizer wiki, so we can use that to incubate things if you want to collaboratively work on notes and stuff
+        -   also totally okay to work on things individually and not collectively if you want, and we don't have to figure out workflows that work for everyone or a name that covers everything; sounding official increases expectations and may cause problems
+        -
+    -   Next:
 
 
-# January 2, 2020 meeting
+# January 2, 2021 meeting
 
 -   Conversations
     -   mplsCorwin: FOSSHost: okay to experiment with being a CDN, will