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<p>Initial revision</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>= 17 Feb 2013 OBIT Meeting =<br /> <br /> Attending: Kendra, Steve. Held at Boloco.<br /> <br /> == Mailing list cleanup ==<br /> <br /> Here's the process proposal for cleaning up mailing lists. We can use<br /> this as a starting point, and refine as we go:<br /> http://voices.occupyboston.org/forum/feedback/mailing-list-cleanup-proposal<br /> <br /> Steve and Kendra will each take a block of 20 lists. Eden volunteered<br /> to help, so we'll give her a block of twenty as well. Basic gist:<br /> <br /> * Set up a wiki page for your cleanup list. For example http://wiki.occupyboston.org/wiki/WG/OBIT/Mailing_list_cleanup_-_Steve. Use this to keep track of your work, as you hunt down the various mailing lists, and figure out whether we keep them or disable them.<br /> <br /> * Delete 20 items from http://wiki.occupyboston.org/wiki/WG/OBIT/Mailing_list_cleanup and move them to your personal list. In effect, you're &quot;claiming&quot; a block to work on. Mailing_list_cleanup should is effectively a to-do list (i.e., lists that still need to be investigated). When it's empty, we're done.<br /> <br /> * Organize your personal cleanup list in whatever way that helps you keep track of things.<br /> <br /> The end goal: to figure out which mailing lists can be deleted. We'll<br /> start by disabling them, waiting a while, and then deleting them.<br /> <br /> As we go along, we can share &quot;boilerplate&quot; messages, regarding the<br /> cleanup.</div>

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