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Author: ythecombinator

en/README.md

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 # Lambda I/O Meetup Guidelines
 
+> This repo contains a manual on how Lambda I/O meetups work, what you need to
+do in order to organize one and how to get started.
+
 ## Table of Contents
 
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@@ -23,15 +26,32 @@ Given this, the name is formed by:
 
 e.g.
 
-- The meetup will take place in *Fortaleza, CE* -> `Lambda I/O Fortaleza Meetup`
-- The meetup will take place in *Salvador, BA* -> `Lambda I/O Salvador Meetup`
+- The meetup will take place in *Fortaleza, CE* → `Lambda I/O Fortaleza Meetup`
+- The meetup will take place in *Salvador, BA* → `Lambda I/O Salvador Meetup`
 
-> Note: In order to keep a *nicer name*, it can be used, instead of the city
+> **Note**: In order to keep a *nicer name*, it can be used, instead of the city
 name, any contraction or slang to represent it.
 
 > e.g.
 
-> - The meetup will take place in *São Paulo, SP* -> `Lambda I/O Sampa Meetup`
-> - The meetup will take place in *Rio de Janeiro, RJ* -> `Lambda I/O Rio Meetup`
+> - The meetup will take place in *São Paulo, SP* → `Lambda I/O Sampa Meetup`
+> - The meetup will take place in *Rio de Janeiro, RJ* → `Lambda I/O Rio Meetup`
+
+## Topics to be Covered
+
+As stated in our [Manifest](https://github.com/lambda-io/manifest#meetups):
+
+> Those meetups consists of an one-day meetup with talks - and maybe workshops - about everything in the functional world:
+
+> - The paradigm itself
+> - Purist languages
+> - Functional libs and implementations
+> - Parallelism/Concurrency
+> - Benefits
+> - Use cases
+> - ...
 
-##
+It is important to keep the discussions in the meetups related to *the functional
+world*. Each meeting should have the topics of discussions, talks, workshops etc.
+previously decided by the organizers, open to suggestions from the local
+community.