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** Archives are viewable online [http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/phoenix-epic-dev/maillist.html here.] | ** Archives are viewable online [http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/phoenix-epic-dev/maillist.html here.] | ||
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Revision as of 15:48, 31 July 2006
This page describes the process and guidelines for minutes and transparency of the EPIC Council. Change suggestions for this page should be sent to Donald Smith.
- Council Minutes will be recorded on the wiki page located on the EPIC Council Meeting Minutes page.
- Minutes will contain action items and points of discussion that are not HR or Privacy related.
- The EPIC Wiki page and minutes will be available to the public and linked from the eclipse.org WIKI navigation pages.
- phoenix-epic-dev is the mailing list related to EPIC (Information on how to subscribe/view mailing lists can be found here.)
- phoenix-epic-dev should be subscribed by all EPIC council members plus anyone wishing to monitor the EPIC activities.
- Archives are viewable online here.
- Feature suggestions and bugs should be logged in Eclipse' bugzilla.
- Bugs should be logged in the "Technology - Phoenix" classification and then note the component as "EPIC".