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Co-authored-by: Hugo van Kemenade <1324225+hugovk@users.noreply.github.com>

Author: AA-Turner

docs/monthly-meeting/2025-04.md

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-# Documentation Community Team Meeting (April 2025)
+# Documentation Community Team Meeting (1 April 2025)
 
 ## Roll call
 
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 - Blaise noted he will host a 90-min ensemble session for intermediate to advanced contributors this Friday,
   as an exercise to get folk used to using Python codebase.
-- The topic will be related to https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/127833 but there is no rigid agenda.
-- Invitation: https://calendar.app.google/5hjYyVRSjJN5MwdEA
+- The topic will be related to [python/cpython#127833](https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/127833) but there is no rigid agenda.
+- Invitation: <https://calendar.app.google/5hjYyVRSjJN5MwdEA>
 
 ### Editorial Board update & documentation audits
 
 - Ned gave a brief update from the Editorial Board.
 - Joanna Jablonski (editor, *Real Python*) and Savannah Ostrowski (core developer) are conducting *documentation audits*.
 - These are a formal approach to assessing gaps in documentation and approaching from disciplined first principles.
-- The pair are planning an audit of the *argparse* docs, with the indent to repeat the process elsewhere in the documentation.
+- The pair are planning an audit of the *argparse* docs, with the intent to repeat the process elsewhere in the documentation.
 
 ### Potential PR process improvements
 
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 ### Synchronous contributions
 
-- Blaise noted that the experience of the Pycon sprints was valuable, being able to do work, get stuck, and then carry on.
+- Blaise noted that the experience of the PyCon US sprints was valuable, being able to do work, get stuck, get expert help, and then carry on.
   These settings give the freedom to interrupt and get help from more experienced contributors.
-- Technical writers, such as those in the *Write the Docs* slack, would like to help, but don't know where to begin, and a session like this could help.
+- Technical writers, such as those in the [*Write the Docs* Slack](https://www.writethedocs.org/slack/), would like to help, but don't know where to begin, and a session like this could help.
 - Are there changes we can make to improve the 'just start writing' experience for technical writers, who aren't necessarily programmers?
 
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