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 Intro Sheet for new Technical Committee Members
 ===============================================
 
-# Constitution §6
+# References
 
-§6 from the constitution is our bible for how we're supposed to work publicly
+## Constitution §6
 
-# Transparency to each others
+[§6](https://www.debian.org/devel/constitution#item-6) from the constitution is
+our bible for how we're supposed to work publicly
 
-We want to provide more transparency to each others in our processes, don't feel
-that a "I agree to your long mail" mail would be superfluous, it's definitely
-not.
+## Standard Resolution Procedure (§6.3.1)
 
-# Private alias
+We use the standard resolution procedure
+[§6.3.1](https://www.debian.org/devel/constitution#item-6) using Don's
+pocket-devotee script, which allows us to get condorcet voting in shell. Please
+use the `><=` format for expressing your votes.
 
-We have a private alias which you'll get subscribed to:
-debian-ctte-private@debian.org which we should be making use of when needed. By
-default we should work publically, but for all sensitive things, keep the
-private list in explicit CC. It's good for the parties we're privately talking
-to for them to know that the rest of the TC is in the loop, as well for our
-archival.
+e.g.
+```
+A > B = C > D = E = F
+```
 
-# Standard Resolution Procedure (§6.3.1)
+# Tools
 
-We use the standard resolution procedure (§6.3.1) using Don's pocket-devotee
-script, which allows us to get condorcet voting in shell. Please use the ><=
-format for expressing your votes.
+## Public mailing list
 
-# tech-ctte bug lists
+Make sure you are subscribed to
+[debian-ctte@lists.debian.org](mailto:debian-ctte@lists.debian.org), the public
+mailing list where all public matters are discussed.
+
+## Private alias
+
+We have a private alias which you'll get subscribed to:
+[debian-ctte-private@debian.org](mailto:debian-ctte-private@debian.org) which we
+should be making use of when needed. By default we should work publically, but
+for all sensitive things, keep the private list in explicit CC. It's good for
+the parties we're privately talking to for them to know that the rest of the TC
+is in the loop, as well for our (personal) archival.
+
+## tech-ctte pseudo-bug
+
+https://bugs.debian.org/tech-ctte
 
 Beware of list-vs-bug mails; we try to have all issues separated in bug
 reports, which get to the list; so for non-meta discussions, we should always
 only write to the bug.
 
+## Regular IRC meetings
+
+The TC holds regular IRC meetings in #debian-ctte, logged using
+http://meetbot.debian.net, on an approximate monthly schedule.
+
+## Git repository
+
+The committee's git repository is at:
+
+https://anonscm.debian.org/git/collab-maint/debian-ctte.git
+
+## Shared calendar
+
+The git repository contains a
+[meetings.ics](https://salsa.debian.org/debian/tech-ctte/raw/master/meetings.ics)
+calendar file to list the future meetings, both IRC and IRL.
+
+# Principles
+
+## Transparency to each other
+
+We want to provide more transparency to each other in our processes, don't feel
+that a "I agree to your long mail" mail would be superfluous, it's definitely
+not.
+
+
 # Act sane
 
 For the rest, apply your very sane judgment, and please state your
-disagreements when you have!
+disagreements when you have them!