FamilySearch Wiki:Technical Meeting
Come and get help, learn, and forge solutions with other community contributors! We hold community meetings to discuss content, technical issues, workarounds, community, site design, and strategy. Everyone who attends learns something new that makes it easier and more fun to contribute to the wiki.
Our community meetings frequently discuss style guidelines. Please refer to the Manual of Style page and its discussion page for ongoing community discussions to reach agreement on guidelines.
When
The wiki community meetings are on Tuesdays from 2:00-3:00 PM (mountain time)
Attend the community meeting from home!
We will use MeetingPlace for the Community Meeting on 19 January 2010.
To Attend the Meeting:
- Go to MeetingPlace or MeetingPlace Home and enter your Meeting ID 9111 and click the "Attend Meeting" button
- If requested, Sign in with your LDS Account or as a Guest
- Select the desired "Connect Me" options and enter the phone number that you want MeetingPlace to call you at
- Click the Connect button
To Attend the Meeting Without Using your Computer:
- Dial into 801-240-2663 (Local/International) or 877-453-7266 (US Toll-free)
- Follow the prompts to enter the Meeting ID 9111 and join the meeting
First-time users should run the MeetingPlace Test to verify they can participate in a web meeting. Since November we have had problems calling into Adobe Acrobat for the audio portion of the meeting. I hope that by using MeetingPace, the audio portion of the meeting will be easier to join, and the recording of the meeting will also be improved.
To view past meetings, please visit the Community Meeting Archive.
Agendas & minutes
Agenda information
Community members are welcome to suggest topics for the agenda by clicking on the agenda below, then click the "Discussion" tab. As the meeting draws near, items in the Discussion tab will be reviewed for agenda priority.
Minutes information
In the meeting held on 08 Sep 2009, it was decided that the individual that adds an agenda item should take the meeting notes since they have vested interest in the subject. If that individual is not able to attend or otherwise not able to take the notes, someone else should take that responsibility. The meeting minutes are very important to those not able to attend the meeting as well as to maintain a written records of discussions and decisions.
Current meetings
To view agenda & minutes more than two weeks old, please visit the User Group Archive.
- 5 January 2010 agenda
- 12 January 2010 agenda
- 19 January 2010 agenda
- 26 January 2010 agenda
- 2 February 2010 agenda
- 9 February 2010 agenda
- 16 February 2010 agenda
- 23 February 2010 agenda