* Not enough people to justify having a whole lab

* For now we will be holding it in the Linux Club which has the added benefit of allowing food and drink

* If the situation changes in the future (we hope it will), we will move somewhere bigger.

* Things to do in the future

** Flyers

** Make a point of telling DPS909 students that we are feeding them to do their homework

* We'd like to invite non-CS students as well. To do things like Bug Triage, Litmus, etc.

* People without a specific project could do those as well if they want to

* We will be having Super Fun Hack Day every Tuesday for the rest of the semester (not including exam week)

* December 15, 2006

* Starts after BSD exams are over (someone update this with the time please)

* No alcohol at this event

* The wiki page has not been updated nearly enough

* Phil is in charge of updating the main page

* Ben will be posting meeting notes

* Contact Mozilla about obtaining an @mozilla.org address (Liz)

** We still need to decide exactly what we want it to be

** Need to decide what the subdomain would be

* We would like to start helping out with Internationalization

** Brian Perry is involved with these. We would like to speak with him more about it

* "Get to know us" day at the start of the semester

* Open to everybody

** Advertise them on the website and wiki, maybe an optional mail reminder

** Should there be a Club Moz calendar?

* It turned out very well despite lack of proper planning

* Much was learned

* No plates, napkins, serving trays

* No water, no non-junk food

** People couldn't bring up their alcohol

* Giveaways were not stored in a secure place. People grabbed them up without permission

* Inform any non-club people (Hive staff, security, etc) what they should be telling people

** IE. Not "You can't go upstairs"

* Make sure we request everything we want in advance, specifically with SSF

* Maybe change from the "Mozilla" club to the "Open Source" club

* Promotion of club early next semester to increase volume of participation

* Get people started on small Mozilla projects to get them involved with the community

* Get people within the community (former DPS909 students probably) to help out and mentor new people

* We still have a lot of food and drink leftover from the Firefox party. We decided to store it in lockers until we use it up