[group-organizers] Community organizer's starter kit

[Andrew Schoen]

What format are we thinking the starter kit should be in?  To me, a sphinx
project hooked up to readthedocs.org seems easy enough. Thoughts?

It's awesome that you were able to score that github account.  We should be
able to do some cool stuff with that while providing great transparency and
a means to collaborate.

Looking forward to helping out.

Andrew Schoen
Python KC

@andrewschoen
@pythonkc

On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Travis Swicegood <travis at domain51.com>wrote:

> Howdy all;
>
> At the organizer's open space Saturday night someone recommended that we
> start putting together (and consolidating) our documentation on GitHub to
> make it easy to contribute to.  Since we don't have a presence on GitHub, I
> reached out to a friend there and got us the @python user.
>
> There's apparently some documentation on python.org about setting up
> meetups.  Where might I find that?  I've created a community-starter-kit,
> but there's nothing more than a README right now.
>
> https://github.com/python/community-starter-kit
>
> -T
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