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@@ -13,50 +13,68 @@ Minutes must be taken for every CSS Working Group call. At the beginning of each
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Whether you're scribing or not, use this command first to declare you are present:
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present+
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Before you can scribe, you need to declare it. If you are the main scribe for the meeting, use this command:
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ScribeNick: your_irc_nickname_here
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ScribeNick: your_irc_nickname_here
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If you are an additional scribe, use this command:
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Scribe+
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Scribe+
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Once the meeting starts, each discussion needs to go in a topic. When about to discuss a topic that is *not* on GitHub, use this command. You can get the topic name from the agenda.
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Topic: Topic name here
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Topic: Topic name here
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For topics on GitHub, you can ask github-bot to set the topic and post the minutes to the issue like this:
You can end a topic by either starting a new topic, or telling github-bot to `end topic`. This will tell github-bot to post the minutes to a comment in the issue.
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If you don't want github-bot to comment in the issue, use this command:
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github: none
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You can also use "Subtopic" instead of "Topic" for subtopics, to create a hierarchy when there are related topics. It otherwise has the same effect as "Topic".
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Once you've set the topic, people can start discussing it. To record what people are saying, use their IRC nickname like so. You don't need to write every word; just a summary of what they are saying.
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SomeonesName: i propose we change the initial value of box-sizing to border-box
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SomeonesName: it would make more sense than content-box
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SomeoneElse: no, that would break web compat
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SomeonesName: i propose we change the initial value of box-sizing to border-box
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SomeonesName: it would make more sense than content-box
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SomeoneElse: no, that would break web compat
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If it's easier for you, you can use `...` instead of repeating their IRC nickname.
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SomeonesName: i propose we change the initial value of box-sizing to border-box
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... it would make more sense than content-box
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SomeoneElse: no, that would break web compat
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SomeonesName: i propose we change the initial value of box-sizing to border-box
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... it would make more sense than content-box
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> It is everyone's responsibility to make sure the minutes get recorded. If you can't keep up with everyone who's talking, you should interrupt and ask people to: speak more slowly, repeat themselves or stop talking while you catch up. Don't feel embarrassed about interrupting; we expect you to do it!
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When everyone agrees a resolution on a topic, use this command to record it. The chair will normally say the resolution, so they will tell you how to phrase it. Make sure you record it accurately.
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RESOLVED: The resolution here
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> [!TIP]
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> If the resolution sounds complicated, it's OK to ask someone else to write the resolution for you.
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