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So far we have run one retrospective, the notes are in the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DxCVBtsbxgOS0mLpoJ4Ur1nU0_MadKzE6q9PGg_MBzE/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.qrnaxsus0uzk google doc].

== Now ==
* Create a sub-group for finding the onboarding info, and creating a buddy programme.
* Investigate sub-groups that are in different languages.
* Run sub-groups in the main meeting, split the meeting into decisions / discussions and then sub-groups.
* Break up the onboarding emails into 3-4 weekly emails.
* Setup sub-group for onboarding, that gathers together the materials and makes them findable (possibly update them), and then starts a buddy system for new members.
* Keep doing the introduction 1st week, discussion 2nd week approach. Ask if people need a bigger picture explanation.

== Later ==
*  When we have enough guidelines for gathering testing experience, setup post (draft) publication webinars that take people through the latest draft for the purpose of getting real-world feedback.
* Pre-CR, create a “final draft” version to get feedback before we go into the W3C publication process.