[women-commits] [SCM] Repository for the Debian Women project branch, master, updated. dd718f5550fb11c337b9d1375e6845c6c540fff4

[Tássia Camões Araújo]

The following commit has been merged in the master branch:
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Author: Tássia Camões Araújo <tassia at gmail.com>
Date:   Fri May 13 16:04:28 2011 +0000

    First real post, regarding Build It Event.

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+Two sessions of the [Build It Event](http://wiki.debian.org/DebianWomen/BuildItEvent) were held on Saturday, May 7th 2011. In both of them we had an audience
+of 10 to 15 "talking" people and probably many others were following but not
+commenting.
+
+Both logs are available per session time: [11 UTC](http://meetbot.debian.net/debian-women/2011/debian-women.2011-05-07-11.00.log.html) and [22 UTC](http://meetbot.debian.net/debian-women/2011/debian-women.2011-05-07-22.02.log.html). The second one is a bit better regarding the tutorial part, the first one was buggy.
+
+The tutorial can also be followed offline, it is already available on Debian Women [wiki]( http://wiki.debian.org/BuildingTutorial)
+
+The event went quite well both times. Most people were able to follow along,
+were happy with the results and had interesting questions. Even though we had
+suggested a separation by timezone, we had someone from Brazil in the first
+session, a couple of people from Europe on the second one, and also 2 people
+from Africa in the second one. That last fact made we really happy :)
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-This is the first post to this example blog. To add new posts, just add
-files to the blog/posts/ subdirectory, or use the web form.
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-[[tag tags/tech]]

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