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To find a Local to join, take a look at the List Of Local Labs and see if there is one in your area. Remember that local labs are often based around a country or state, so although there may be a lab specifically in your area, the lab for your country or state is the team you should join.
To find a Local to join, take a look at the List Of Local Labs and see if there is one in your area. Remember that local labs are often based around a country or state, so although there may be a lab specifically in your area, the lab for your country or state is the team you should join.
If you find a local lab near you, join it.
==Joining a local lab==
==Joining a local lab==
To join the lab, simply join the labs's mailing list or IRC channel and say you would like to get involved. You are sure to get a warm welcome by the team and you are all set to go. There is no payment or initiation to go through, just talking and being with the team is considered being a member! :)
To join the lab, simply join the labs's mailing list or IRC channel and say you would like to get involved. You are sure to get a warm welcome by the team and you are all set to go. There is no payment or initiation to go through, just talking and being with the team is considered being a member! :)
If you can't find a local lab near you, create one.
==Creating a local lab==
==Creating a local lab==
===Setting up your resources===
===Setting up your resources===
Home page
*Home page
Mailing list
*Mailing list
IRC Channel
*IRC Channel
Moodle room?
*Moodle room?
Translations
*Translations
==Running a local lab==
==Running a local lab==
===Find things to do===
===Find things to do===
Support local deployments
*Support local deployments
Translate software and documentation
*Translate software and documentation
===Resolving conflicts===
===Resolving conflicts===