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Purpose and Time

The Sweden User Group meeting provides an opportunity to:

1. Learn the skills to work on a WikiProject for Sweden

2. Build unity among the Swedish User Group

3. Accomplish more as a User Group than as individual contributors

4. Discuss planning and solutions for Swedish content

This is a conference call meeting (by phone or phone and computer) every other Thursday from 3:00-4:00 PM (mountain time). Anyone is welcome to suggest topics for the meeting by posting on the Swedish User Group Dialogue page.


How to enter the meeting?

There are 2 options to enter the meeting: 1. by phone, or 2. by phone and computer.

1. By phone

  • Dial into 801-240-2663 (Local/International) or 877-453-7266 (US Toll-free)
  • Follow the prompts (meeting ID 0606)

2. By phone and computer

1) Click on Join the meeting

2) Enter the meeting ID 0606 (6th of June is Sweden's National Day!)

3) Follow the prompted instructions

The program used for the conference call is called MeetingPlace. It's easy to use. By joining online, you can see the discussion items and training on your screen.

If you are planning on joining the meeting by computer for the first time, you might want to run the MeetingPlace Test to verify that your computer will run the program.

Stay Informed

Stay informed by visiting and adding your comments to the Wiki Contributor's Corner forum. Discussions in the forum are not just talking to be talking. You will be a vital part of making community decisions that affect the FamilySearch Wiki and its users.
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