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+==Finding a local lab==
+==Joining a local lab==
+==Creating a local lab==
+Creating a Local Lab is an exciting, challenging and rewarding experience. A successful local lab can have a great impact, both locally and globally.
+Forming a local lab is not about forming a group and telling people what to do.  It is about identifying local needs and inspiring smart and passionate people to meet those needs. Running a local lab will push you to your limits. You will need to keep the group organized and resolve conflict where required.
+===Getting Started===
+First, you will need to chose your region.  A local local lab can support a city, a state, or even a country.  We encourage you to start with country sized regions until you grow large enough that seperate, smaller teams would be more effective.
+Next, you will need to identify a contact person. Your contact person will be the ambassador between Sugar Labs and your local lab.
+===Choosing a name===
+===Setting up your resources===
+Home page
+Mailing list
+IRC Channel
+Moodle room?
+Translations
+==Running a local lab==
+===Leading the team===
+===Holding meetings===
+===Find things to do===
+Support local deployments
+Translate software and documentation
+===Resolving conflicts===