[med-svn] [Debian Wiki] Update of "DebianMed/MoM" by AndreasTille

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Remove alioth links

        * Its OK for me
        * What does this mean, please explain
        * I would prefer ... instead of your change
-   To get informed about the changes the student needs to be subscribed to the [[https://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/debian-med-commit|commit mailing list]] or check the logs in the repository regularly (''svn up | git pull; {svn|git} log''). He or she should try to find a useful comment to any commit to make sure he has understood things and will be able to do it himself in the future.
+   To get informed about the changes the student needs to be subscribed to the [[hhttps://alioth-lists.debian.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/debian-med-commit|commit mailing list]] or check the logs in the repository regularly (''git pull; git log''). He or she should try to https://wiki.debian.org/DebianMed/MoM?action=edit&editor=textfind a useful comment to any commit to make sure he has understood things and will be able to do it himself in the future.
    1. The student confirms that he succeeded in building the package according to the state in Vcs in case it builds, or that he is able to reproduce the error message of the build process.
    1. If there is a problem the student will ask on the [[http://lists.debian.org/debian-med|Debian Med mailing list]] (tagging the subject [MoM] not to spam others too much.) This list should be the main communication channel to show others:
        a. we are working on a problem
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  package (in case there might be a waiting list).
  
  The MoM effort was created in the hope that we will be able to train those silent observers of the list to become more vocal.  This training not only provides technical knowledge.  It turned out that this is only 50% of the job.  The other part is communication which is heavily underestimated.  By communication we do not mean plain chatting.  It is about communication that leads straight to a technical implementation.
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+ == Helpful Links ==
+ 
+ For newcomers in the Debian Med team the most essential reading is the [[https://med-team.pages.debian.net/policy/|Debian Med policy]] document.  Please put it under your pillow.  It helps the student to in the initial phase when having first trouble with checking out via ssh as well as giving useful hints later.
  
  
  == Current mentors, students and packages ==
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   * Feel free to add your name and a suggested package here
  
- == Helpful Links ==
- 
- For newcomers in the Debian Med team the most essential reading is the [[http://debian-med.alioth.debian.org/docs/policy.html|Debian Med policy]] document.  Please put it under your pillow.  It helps the student to in the initial phase when having first trouble with checking out via ssh as well as giving useful hints later.
- 
  == Summary of past MoMs ==
  
  === 15. January to 29. February 2012: Luis Ibanez packaging fis-gtm ===
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  Tomás also successfully finished his MoM period which was a bit more than one month but he did a really studious work checking several times also on python modules list to make sure his package will fit a high standard.  Finally this is the case because he has choosen the hard way and fully support python2 and python3 in this package (as far as I know the first python module in our team approaching this).  So he started as a beginner and ended up with an example package for other people trying to support both python versions.  That's a nice job - thanks for your effort Tomás.
  
  === 1. February to 28. February 2013: Sukhbir Singh packaging hunspell-en-med ===
- Sukhbir has wisely choosen a package that is perfectly fit for a packaging beginner and managed to finish the package even after two weeks.  The package is currently in the [[http://debian-med.alioth.debian.org/tasks/tools#hunspell-en-med|new queue]] waiting to be accepted by ftpmaster.  Sukhbir has to be proven very careful because I even detected some [[http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/dict-common-dev/2013-March/000788.html|problem with the spelling dictionary packages]] when beeing used in connection with OpenOffice.org/LibreOffice.  The problem is not yet solved but he promised to work on this.  A bug report should be filed once the package is accepted (it does not affect overall functionality and it seems it is even an "upstream problem".  Thanks for the good work to Sukhbir - I'd be happy to see more contributions from yours to Debian Med.
+ Sukhbir has wisely choosen a package that is perfectly fit for a packaging beginner and managed to finish the package even after two weeks.  The package is currently in the [[http://blends.debian.org/med/tasks/tools#hunspell-en-med|new queue]] waiting to be accepted by ftpmaster.  Sukhbir has to be proven very careful because I even detected some [[http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/dict-common-dev/2013-March/000788.html|problem with the spelling dictionary packages]] when beeing used in connection with OpenOffice.org/LibreOffice.  The problem is not yet solved but he promised to work on this.  A bug report should be filed once the package is accepted (it does not affect overall functionality and it seems it is even an "upstream problem".  Thanks for the good work to Sukhbir - I'd be happy to see more contributions from yours to Debian Med.
  
  === 1. December to 31. December 2013: Lennart C. Karssen packaging probabel ===
  Lennart was starting at an advanced level of packaging since he had some preparation for the target done in an Ubuntu PPA.  He intended to learn the "right way"(TM) to do the packaging and it can be stated that he was quite fast in adapting the procedures.  So it did not came unexpected that he finished the packaging in about two weeks.  Nice job Lennart - thanks for joining the team.