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reorder github migration tasks
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* to make Sugarizer self-translatable, and via sugar-web thus make sugar desktop self-translatable;
 
* to make Sugarizer self-translatable, and via sugar-web thus make sugar desktop self-translatable;
 
* to complete the documentation of the Sugar toolkit;
 
* to complete the documentation of the Sugar toolkit;
* to transfer the repositories of all of the core Sugar activities to github.com/sugarlabs;
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* to consolidate all active development to Github;
** to transfer the issue tracking from bugs.sugarlabs.org to github.com/sugarlabs;
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** to transfer the repositories of all of the core Sugar activities to github.com/sugarlabs, and set Gitorious read-only;
** to transfer all development discussion from sugar-devel to the issue tracker, and set the list read-only;
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** to transfer the issue tracking from bugs.sugarlabs.org to github.com/sugarlabs, and set Trac read-only;
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** to transfer the development discussions from sugar-devel to the issue tracker, and set the list read-only;
 
* to measure Sugar against the LF CII Best Practices ([https://github.com/sugarlabs/www-sugarlabs/issues/47 www-sugarlabs#47]);
 
* to measure Sugar against the LF CII Best Practices ([https://github.com/sugarlabs/www-sugarlabs/issues/47 www-sugarlabs#47]);
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*** low power consumption
 
*** low power consumption
 
*** sunlight-readable screen (as found in the XO and nowhere else)
 
*** sunlight-readable screen (as found in the XO and nowhere else)
* to consolidate all active development to Github;
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* to offer github.com/sugarlabs organization membership as a 'badge of honor' similar to [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/iaep/2011-July/013736.html the old certificates];
** to make the github.com/sugarlabs organization membership a 'badge of honor' similar to [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/iaep/2011-July/013736.html the old certificates];
   
* to clean up all Sugar Labs websites, starting with the wiki and issue tracker;
 
* to clean up all Sugar Labs websites, starting with the wiki and issue tracker;
 
** to provide a step-by-step guide on the homepage website to setting up a 2016 vintage deployment device—one that can be purchased in quantities of 30+ for under $100 each—that covers where to buy them, how install Sugar on all of them at the time of deployment;
 
** to provide a step-by-step guide on the homepage website to setting up a 2016 vintage deployment device—one that can be purchased in quantities of 30+ for under $100 each—that covers where to buy them, how install Sugar on all of them at the time of deployment;

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