add more information about the HSF itself

Author: Benedikt Hegner

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           </ul>
 
           <ul class="nav navbar-nav navbar-right">
-            <li><a href="/about.html">About</a></li>
+            <li class="dropdown">
+              <a class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown" href="#" id="about">About<span class="caret"></span></a>
+              <ul class="dropdown-menu" aria-labelledby="workinggroups">
+                <li><a href="/organization/goals.html">Goals of the HSF</a></li>
+                <li><a href="/organization/team.html">The Startup Team</a></li>
+          
+              </ul>
+            </li>
             <li><a href="/howto.html">Howto</a>
             </li>
           </ul>

about.md renamed to organization/goals.md

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-title: About the HSF 
+title: Goals of the HSF
 author: Benedikt Hegner
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-## The HEP Software Foundation
+## Goals of the HEP Software Foundation
 
 The HEP Software Foundation (HSF) has been established to facilitate coordination and common efforts in high energy physics (HEP) software and computing internationally.
 
 Current HEP software is the result of 20 years of development, and now must evolve to meet the challenges posed by new experimental programmes. In addition, the computing landscape is evolving rapidly and we need to exploit all the expertise available in our community, and in other scientific disciplines, in order to meet the technical challenges we are facing.
 
 The objectives of the HSF as a community-wide organization are in sharing expertise; raising awareness of existing software and solutions; catalyzing new common projects; promoting commonality and collaboration in new developments to make the most of limited resources; aiding developers and users in creating, discovering, using and sustaining common software; and supporting career development for software and computing specialists.
 
-A recognized community organization can also provide a framework for attracting effort and support, and provide a structure for the community to set priorities and goals for the work. It can also facilitate wider connections; while the HSF is a HEP community effort, it should be open enough to form the basis for collaboration with other sciences.
+A recognized community organization can also provide a framework for attracting effort and support, and provide a structure for the community to set priorities and goals for the work. It can also facilitate wider connections; while the HSF is a HEP community effort, it should be open enough to form the basis for collaboration with other sciences.

organization/team.md

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+title: "HSF Startup Team"
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+---
+
+# HSF Startup Team
+
+Currently the activities within the HSF are organized by the *HSF startup team*. Following the concept of a do-ocracy active contributors to the HSF are invited to join. These are the current members of the startup team:
+
+ * [Amber Boehnlein]([email protected]) (SLAC)
+ * [Peter Elmer]([email protected]) (Princeton)
+ * [Daniel Elvira]([email protected]) (FNAL)
+ * [Frank Gaede]([email protected]) (DESY)
+ * [Benedikt Hegner]([email protected]) (CERN)
+ * [Michel Jouvin]([email protected]) (LAL,IN2P3)
+ * [Pere Mato]([email protected]) (CERN, co-lead)
+ * [Dario Menasce]([email protected]) (INFN)
+ * [Elizabeth Sexton-Kennedy]([email protected]) (FNAL)
+ * [Graeme Steward]([email protected]) (Glasgow)
+ * [Craig Tull]([email protected]) (LBNL)
+ * [Andrea Valassi]([email protected]) (CERN)
+ * [Brett Viren]([email protected]) (BNL)
+ * [Torre Wenaus]([email protected]) (BNL, co-lead)
+
+The entire team can be contacted via [[email protected]]([email protected]).