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Each month, we need to add a short recap of the most recent Steering Committee meeting to the blog. Ideally, this is done within a week of the meeting.
How to do it
Read the meeting minutes from the most recent meeting. These are located in the shared Google Drive.
Follow the instructions in the ReadMe to get the repo set up locally and create a new branch.
Create a new post in the /src/_posts folder by duplicating a previous SC recap post.
Change the front matter for accuracy (title, date, author, excerpt).
Replace the content with your recap (you can leave the featured image as-is).
Open a PR and request a review from any of the project admins.
What should be in the recap?
See previous recaps on the blog for how these are generally written. In the past, we've been a little wordy. We want to balance brevity with usefulness. Tell people the important decisions, discussions, and sentiment reflected in the minutes.
Brief intro summarizing that month's theme.
Key decisions made.
Key discussions and the points that were raised, including any open questions.
Key action items or next steps committed to.
Update the footer details with the next meeting date.
Thank you!
Please document your design and tech decisions in your pull request so others can follow along and understand why we've made the decisions we have.
If you'd like feedback, input, or help, share your thoughts or question in this issue's comments.
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Description
Each month, we need to add a short recap of the most recent Steering Committee meeting to the blog. Ideally, this is done within a week of the meeting.
How to do it
/src/_posts
folder by duplicating a previous SC recap post.What should be in the recap?
See previous recaps on the blog for how these are generally written. In the past, we've been a little wordy. We want to balance brevity with usefulness. Tell people the important decisions, discussions, and sentiment reflected in the minutes.
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: