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members, including the use of project notices and other advertising methods; create and maintain any collaborative projects; maintain the project page and the various guidelines on it in a clean and easy-to-use state; monitor technical policies and ensure project templates satisfy them; and assist in organizing and promoting any
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Hello! I've been a member of the Guild for nine years now, and a coordinator for four. This is my home on the Wiki and I enjoy helping things run smoothly and productively around here. The past six months have been exciting, with both our 10th anniversary drive and new record lows in the backlog. I
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Request page. I have spent time this term checking the work of new editors of Bitz/Backlog articles attempting to help them become better editors. I hope to continue to help in this way throughout the forthcoming term.
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You all know me by now. I have been a coordinator or lead coordinator for seven years, with a six-month sabbatical last year. I mostly work in the background, setting up and tidying drive and blitz pages, making sure the
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151:. Any member of the project may support a nominee for either position. If the nominee is running for both positions and you wish to support them for only one, please make a note to that effect as part of your vote.
121:(2–4 open positions): will assist the Lead Coordinator by focusing on specific areas within the project that require special attention. These areas will be selected based on need and interest among the coordinators.
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