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We deconstruct OpenOffice.org

The goal of the UnHack movement is to make OO.o development cool and satisfying. Current focus: svn, buildbot, jam, translations.

IRC: #unhack-oo at [freenode.net]
Mailinglist: unhack-oo@googlegroups.com
SVN repos: anon dev

UnHackCvsSync - Instructions for how to sync to an upstreams milestone

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 ''We deconstruct OpenOffice.org''
-The goal of the UnHack movement is to make OO.o development cool and satisfying. We operate in 2 week iterations called Sprints and use a mailinglist and IRC to coordinate.
+The goal of the UnHack movement is to make OO.o development cool and satisfying. Current focus: svn, buildbot, jam, translations.
-== Dashboard, Sprint001 ==
-* Goal: BuildBot, ooo-build and Jam meet
-* Duration: 2006-10-02 to 2006-10-13 (2 weeks)
-* Team: rvojta, pmladek, mikeleib, martink, kaib
-* [http://code.google.com/p/ooo/issues/list?q=label:Sprint001 Tasks]
-== Tracking the sprint ==
-For every day you keep working send an email to the mailinglist answering the following questions:
-* What did I do since the last meeting?
-* What am I going to do next?
-* Is there anything blocking me?
 * IRC: #unhack-oo at [freenode.net]
 * Mailinglist: unhack-oo@googlegroups.com
+* SVN repos: [http://ooo.googlecode.com/svn anon] [https://ooo.googlecode.com/svn dev]
-== How do I join the team? ==
+* [[UnHackCvsSync]] - Instructions for how to sync to an upstreams milestone
-You only need to commit to one 2 week sprint at a time. The Team is open to both hobbyist and professional developers of any alignment. You need to do is find a 2 week period where you can commit 20 hours (10h per week) or more of work. You also need to keep in touch with the team and actively communicate.
-Those who are part of the team are called pigs, everyone else is a chicken: [http://wiki.scrums.org/index.cgi?PigsAndChickens Pigs and Chickens].

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