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=== New Members and Applicants ===
=== New Members and Applicants ===
* new members or applicants should be added in a similar fashion, namely
* new members or applicants should be added in a similar fashion, namely
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** If information on the new member is received by e-mail, print it.
 
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** Place the original form or the printed e-mail in the membership binder. Keep it there until the personnel record is printed to replace it. That way if there is a delay in printing, the member can continue to update this draft document.
 
** On [[Special:MyPage|your personal page]], or in a [[Sandbox]] add the line:
** On [[Special:MyPage|your personal page]], or in a [[Sandbox]] add the line:
**: <code><nowiki>* {{member|John Doe}}</nowiki></code>
**: <code><nowiki>* {{member|John Doe}}</nowiki></code>
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** Follow the link to the new member's page. You should be in the edit box, with a blank template ready to be filled in.
** Follow the link to the new member's page. You should be in the edit box, with a blank template ready to be filled in.
** Fill in the information and save the page.
** Fill in the information and save the page.
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** Further, when you get a new membership record form, I recommend that you keep the original in the binder (filed by name), so if for whatever reason I don't get to process the membership database, the new member can continue to update their original form as if it was a printed sheet.
=== Activities ===
=== Activities ===

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