larcombe wrote:P.S. Meeting reports is even better than meeting notes, because it's already in the title of the section box.
Yes the topic would be called something like "Meeting Report from Cheltenham Group for <date>". The main text of the topic would be what the group members said (like your own and Fiona's reports in the Good Company topic). But in line with your suggestion, on the occasions when we have prepared our own material and want to upload it as a Word document attached to our meeting report topic we could call the document something like "Material discussed". I'll post an example after Thursday - I have to take the meeting this week and the previous meeting-taker managed to use up all the material from the Good Company paper last week!
P.S. Did you know there were a couple of mistakes I noticed in the quotations in the Good Company paper?
1. The first line of the Robert Frost poem should read: "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood"
(The wood referred to is one of the ones we visit in the Spring near Dymock. The yellow refers to wild daffodils.)
2. The quotation from Hamlet should read:
This above all: to thine own self be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man.
(The middle line was missed out)