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| Contents_ | PSF Wiki Contents ----------------- If you already have a wiki account, please proceed to the `wiki contents page <Contents>`_ for the real beef. Information for new PSF members -------------------------------- Please note that an account is required to log into this wiki. In order to get access, you need to `create a profile <http://wiki.python.org/psf/FrontPage?action=newaccount>`_, and then write to goodger@python.org to get your user name added to the to the MembersGroup_ page. Once you have a wiki account, please also check out the `new members <NewMember>`_ page to get signed up for mailing lists and other resources. Information about this wiki --------------------------- |
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| **PSF members**: An account is required to log into this wiki. Please `create a profile <http://wiki.python.org/psf/FrontPage?action=newaccount>`_, then write to goodger@python.org for member access (your user name needs to be added to the MembersGroup_ page). If you're a new member, check out the `new members <NewMember>`_ page to get signed up for mailing lists etc. |
Python Software Foundation Private Wiki
PSF Wiki Contents
If you already have a wiki account, please proceed to the wiki contents page for the real beef.
Information for new PSF members
Please note that an account is required to log into this wiki. In order to get access, you need to create a profile, and then write to goodger@python.org to get your user name added to the to the MembersGroup page.
Once you have a wiki account, please also check out the new members page to get signed up for mailing lists and other resources.
Information about this wiki
This wiki is for the use of members of the Python Software Foundation (PSF).
The Python wiki (open to the public) is here.
Information about the Python Software Foundation is here.
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The purpose of this wiki is as a private space for collaborative editing:
- for initial internal development of proposals and plans, that may not yet be ready to be shared with the world at large;
- to arrive at an internal consensus before taking an official position;
- for sensitive and confidential information; and
- to serve as an archive of projects we decided not to pursue and the reasons why not.