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It is possible to use the discussion page to record pertinant information that could be useful in the furture<br> | It is possible to use the discussion page to record pertinant information that could be useful in the furture<br> | ||
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Revision as of 18:06, 26 September 2020
Ok you have a great idea and someone has told you you have to fill in a form - great.
We all love a form to fill in (or not) and wiki is not the best place, however needs must
- First step
Gather your information: Title for proposal - short and snappy your name - easy date - easy date for decision to be made - minimum of 1 week, longer if complicated or controversal Costings - work out a budget and where you expect the money to come from. Who is going to do it - make the purchase, install equipment, make it work, write intructions etc Have you already got some support?
- Create your entry in Wiki
Log in to wiki
go to Proposals and decision making - open
Select next available Proposal number and you should open up a new page ready to fill in
Fill in form and save
Make a note of the page and post your proposal in slack with reference to wiki page
As the process progresses keep the wiki entry updated.
It is possible to use the discussion page to record pertinant information that could be useful in the furture
Provide feedback to the Admin team how this process is working with improvements and suggestions
Happy Proposing. If you need help with the Wiki side post a request on the slack #wiki
