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# Calender, Telegram & more

All OuiShare activities such as events or meetings can be listed in a set of several [**Google event calendars**](http://ouiki.ouishare.net/index.php?title=Google_event_calendar). With a Google account you will be able to import these calendars into your personal one. The following calendars are currently in use (please add any missing info):

* global
  * OS Events (ID: \[<rcfjliu470gq38bg0vuc8fdouk@group.calendar.google.com>])
  * OS Hangouts (ID: \[<nu8curbostechldvfr7b4qfd50@group.calendar.google.com>])
  * non-OS CollEco/P2P/Open events (ID: \[<7ji2cq8vkgilnajjg6vpsu2334@group.calendar.google.com>])
* local
  * OS Paris Meetings (ID: \[<6romb0rpds7orqt022oge7g7uo@group.calendar.google.com>])

If you would like **editing access** to any of these calenders, ask any OuiShare Connector to add you manually.

## Telegram

OuiShare uses Telegram for **informal conversations** such as:

* sharing photos of meetings, celebrating together
* sharing interesting content such as articles, videos etc.&#x20;
* on the ground coordination between people in the same location, for instance coordinating dinner plans when people are at a retreat together.&#x20;

There are a variety of local and topical telegram groups. To find out which ones are currently active, ask a local member or Connector!

## **Facebook**

All Connectors are added to the [Facebook-Group "OuiShare Connectors"](https://www.facebook.com/groups/OuiShare.Connectors/) when they join, a group that was formely used for decision making, but after introducing [Loomio](https://www.loomio.org/g/inO27e3f/ouishare), it is now mainly used for connecting, emotions and sharing fun stuff (but becoming increasingly less active).
