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src/archive/fott.md

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## 2016-02-26 @mitaa
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This week wed'd like to nominate @mitaa as Friend of the Tree. Recently @mitaa
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This week we would like to nominate @mitaa as Friend of the Tree. Recently @mitaa
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[has][rd1] [sent][rd2] [a][rd3] [wave][rd4] [of][rd5] [fixes][rd6] [to][rd7]
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[rustdoc][rd8] (yes those are all separate links) with even more on the way!
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Rustdoc has historically been a tool in need of some love, and the extra help in

src/chat/zulip.md

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An alternative, minimialistic, approach is to use:
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An alternative, minimalistic, approach is to use:
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* zulip
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src/community/README.md

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### External Links
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- The [Community team] GitHub repository contains information about how the community team organises.
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- The [Community team] GitHub repository contains information about how the community team organizes.
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- The [RustBridge] website contains information on hosting your own local RustBridge event.
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- [Rustlings] is an project with small exercises designed around getting newcomers used to reading and writing Rust.
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src/compiler/steering-meeting/how-to-run-design.md

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* Post the final contents of the summary hackmd as minutes to the
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[`minutes/design-meeting` directory in the compiler-team
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src/compiler/steering-meeting/submit.md

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src/infra/channel-layout.md

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instead `rustup` will honor one of the entries in the `profiles` table.
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src/infra/docs/crater-agents.md

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src/infra/other-installation-methods.md

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