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Author: LauraLangdon

about/get-involved/stand-up-an-ospo/mailing-list.md

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 title: Mailing list
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-A mailing list is one of the most durable ways to stay in touch with your community. We gently encourage folks to join our [Slack](https://join.slack.com/t/uc-ospo-network/shared_invite/zt-3ecp5b20z-ECL~4DkCUslB0t3mbH9xUg) workspace so they can participate fully in our community the benefits of the Network, but maintain mailing lists for those who don't want join us on Slack.
+A mailing list is one of the most durable ways to stay in touch with your community. We gently encourage folks to join our [Slack](https://join.slack.com/t/uc-ospo-network/shared_invite/zt-3ecp5b20z-ECL~4DkCUslB0t3mbH9xUg) workspace so they can participate fully in our community and enjoy the benefits of the Network, but we maintain mailing lists for those who don't want to join us on Slack.
 
 ## Platform options
 

about/get-involved/stand-up-an-ospo/next-steps.md

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 - **Join the conversation:** hop into the [Network Slack](https://join.slack.com/t/uc-ospo-network/shared_invite/zt-3ecp5b20z-ECL~4DkCUslB0t3mbH9xUg) and introduce yourself, and come to an [All-Campus Virtual Meetup or coworking session](../../../events/index.md) to meet people.
 - **Claim a little space on the web:** even a single [page on ucospo.net](./web-presence.md) tells people you exist and gives you somewhere to point them.
 - **Start finding your people:** discovery is the heart of an OSPO—begin a [mailing list](./mailing-list.md) and start surfacing who's already doing open source around you.
-- **Open the Sponsor conversation:** identifying an [executive Sponsor](./what-it-means.md) can e the slowest step, so start it early.
+- **Open the Sponsor conversation:** identifying an [executive Sponsor](./what-it-means.md) can be the slowest step, so start it early.
 
 ## In your first few months