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Not really a security issue, but somebody should at least look at this:

I already added what I could find, but we'll need a proper logo. 😄

Pinging @wordgraphy

Do you have a logo we can add to rubyberlin.org?

Is Rug-B an offical project of the Ruby Berlin e.V.? I didn't find it on the website.

We provided substantial service, I think that's appropriate.

I just noticed that Thilo is still mentioned as Vorstand in the imprint. Could somebody please enter Roman Messer here: http://www.ruby.berlin/imprint
Thanks!

At the moment they're missing

• the yearly membership fee
• any details how to pay the membership fee

The ruby.berlin homepage should have a link to the berlin code of conduct. We currently only link to the community statement.

• 9c21c73 Invert site colours + background
• c1a8b84 Rework site header
• 4579c61 Fix floating and size of events + projects

Whereas the original site lacked all kinds of content. The revived one #57 lacks an English translation. I'd be happy if anyone wants to help with translations.

We should add a small explanation at the top of the page that explains what Ruby Berlin e.V. is and what it does. And we need to explain that the "Berlin" part of the name is there because of history.

Approach http://ramp-up.me, ask them if we can list them on our projects page and add their logo.

I think @hagenburger has the correct credentials for https://twitter.com/ruby_berlin, no? 😸

Hey,

Because a possible future "reference document" or general statement got mentioned in #19, I thought I'd reference The Hackerspace anti-Discrimination "Be Awesome To Each Other" Pledge put together by a group of members of @Metalab, Vienna's best-known hackspace (including myself).

It was written up in January 2013 following a huge get-together at our space to discuss issues of sexism, inclusion of minorities and safe spaces following sexist incidents at #29C3 in Hamburg (documented by e.g. @Adainitiative in this blog post).

As hackspaces, programming communities and indeed probably all IT-related social gatherings suffer from the same/similar issues, this doc might prove helpful when putting together a larger statement. (Some more notes can be found in the PiratePad we used for collaboration.)

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k.