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+# IRC meetings schedule
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+We use ​IRC for our weekly meetings and we meet on the ​OFTC network in the #tor-meeting channel. The meeting takes place each Thursday at 16:00 UTC and typically lasts for an hour. ​This page can tell you what time this is in your part of the world. Sometimes, we have to cancel our meeting but we announce cancellations on our ​mailing list. Besides, our ​pad always shows the date of the next meeting.
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+If you want to get involved in Tor's anti-censorship work, try to show up to the team meeting! To get an idea of what we discuss in our meetings, take a look at our ​[Riseup pad](http://kfahv6wfkbezjyg4r6mlhpmieydbebr5vkok5r34ya464gqz6c44bnyd.onion/p/tor-anti-censorship-keep). In a nutshell, we use our weekly meetings to:
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+*     Make announcements to the team.
+*     Discuss topics like our development roadmap, team processes, or code architecture.
+*     Ask for help with whatever we're working on.
+*     Coordinate code review. 
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+People on the anti-censorship team use the pad to keep track of what they did the past week, what they plan to do next week, and what they need help with. If you missed a meeting, fret not! We post log files of our meetings on the ​tor-project mailing list, typically with the string "Anti-censorship meeting notes" in the email's subject line.
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+We use the string "anti-censorship-team" on IRC to reach all team members, e.g. "anti-censorship-team: take a look at bug #1234". Be sure to configure a highlight in your IRC client for this string. 
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