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Feel free to help me out with any of these things :)
Cleaning up the Perl User Group situation -- move them all to under Group:Perl/, remove the Perl User Group category, and replace it with [[computer language::perl]] property
Make template for resource of the month pages to use
Use "create pages with form" property to prepopulate Group pages?
Improve sidebar menu to include some helpful links -- different group listings for example
Make property-based listings or search form for location-based groups
Replace Category:Project with appropriate properties, probably [[organized around::software| ]] or "issue" is not in the list (interest, location, project, school) of allowed values for the "Organized around" property.
Make profile form field lengths make sense.
Add checkbox for agreeing with the LibrePlanet mission.
Fix namespace of links created for group names in profile
Fix namespace of link created for User in profile
Add picture upload to profile form
Don't display empty profile fields
Just use the factbox display for profile?
Make DbD user badge
Make PlayOgg user badge
Define the SMW properties used in the user profile
Define the SMW properties used in the group profile
Change the user profile to allow multiple group membership
Make a query for groups to automatically list their members
Make graphical FreeRunner user badge
Make graphical writer badge
Make graphical GNU contributor badge
Make graphical GNU maintainer badge
Fix copyright footer -- assignment text and GFDL 1.3
Privacy policy link
Test out the calendar extension by adding some free software events
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