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--- head/en_US.ISO8859-1/htdocs/news/status/README
+++ head/en_US.ISO8859-1/htdocs/news/status/README
@@ -1,5 +1,11 @@
 Compiling status reports - best practices
 
+Quarterly status reports git repository:
+https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-quarterly
+
+E-mail address for report submissions:
+quarterly-submissions@FreeBSD.org
+
 0) Timeline
 
   - First Quarter:
@@ -41,33 +47,30 @@
   it is ready.
 
 1) Call for reports
-  - Are usually sent to freebsd-hackers@ CC freebsd-current@ as the lists
-    with the most usual suspects for submitting reports.  Forward to
-    developers@ as well.  Also ping individuals which are known to have
-    something cooking, and folks who have submitted something for the
-    previous report, in case the project was continued: a list of e-mail
-    addresses for those folks can be generated by entering in the directory of
-    the git repository containing reports for last quarter and typing
-    "make extract-contacts".
-  - The following groups should be definitely approached for a report on
-    their recent activities:
-      - core@, portmgr@, doceng@, secteam@, re@, postmaster@, clusteradm@,
-        devsummit@ (team reports).
-      - FreeBSD Foundation (emaste@), participants of Foundation-sponsored
-        projects, deb@ (Deb Goodkin) can also do a report for the Foundation
-        itself.
-      - Various conference organizers, depending on the season:
-        - AsiaBSDCon (secretary@asiabsdcon.org) March (First Quarter)
-        - BSDCan (info@bsdcan.org) May (Second Quarter)
+  - Send reports to the freebsd-quarterly-calls@ mailing list, to all submitters
+    of last quarterly status reports (they may have updates or further
+    improvements), and, depending on the season:
+      - Various conference organizers:
+        - AsiaBSDCon (secretary@asiabsdcon.org) March (First Quarter);
+        - BSDCan (info@bsdcan.org) May (Second Quarter);
         - EuroBSDcon September - October (Third-Fourth Quarter).
 	  EuroBSDcon as an organization is not interested in writing reports for
 	  FreeBSD (at least it was not in October 2019: its reason is that the
 	  conference is not FreeBSD specific), so reports about this event should be
-	  asked to members of the FreeBSD community that attended to it.
+	  asked to members of the FreeBSD community that attended to it;
       - Google Summer of Code students and their mentors: soc-students@ and
         soc-mentors@ (Second and Third Quarter).
-      - All submitters for the previous quarterly status report (they may have
-        updates or further improvements).
+  - The easiest way to send calls for quarterly status reports is to use the
+    sendcalls perl script in the tools directory of the git repository. It
+    can also be used through a cron job, for example:
+
+    0	0	1,15,24	3,6,9,12	*	cd ~/freebsd-quarterly/tools && ./sendcalls -s 'Lorenzo Salvadore'
+
+    If you are indeed using a cron job, please run it on freefall and sign it
+    with your name so that it is possible to infer who has configured the cron
+    job, in case something goes wrong.
+    The script automatically sends calls to freebsd-quarterly-calls@, last
+    quarter submitters and other recipients depending on the season.
   - It may also be worth making a call for reports on the forums as was
     done here:
     https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/call-for-freebsd-2014q4-october-december-status-reports.49812/
@@ -96,8 +99,11 @@
     wblock suggests that we ask different people to write introductions to
     add variety.  Different people will bring different viewpoints and help
     keep it fresh.
-  - Run "make" or "make all-xml" in the quarter directory. This step needs that
-    you have lang/python37 (or other python3 version) installed on your system.
+  - Run "make" or "make all-xml" in the quarter directory. This step needs perl 
+    as it invokes the md2docbook perl script. Warning: md2docbook lacks some
+    features and likely has some bugs. Do not waste your time working on it and
+    prefer manual solutions instead: once the conversion of the FreeBSD website
+    to Hugo/AsciiDoctor is finished the md2docbook script will become obsolete.
   - Copy the generated DocBook draft to
     en_US.ISO8859-1/htdocs/news/status/report-XXXX-YY-XXXX-ZZ.xml,
     add it to the list in en_US.ISO8859-1/htdocs/news/status/Makefile,
@@ -106,25 +112,8 @@
     This step needs that you have installed textproc/docproj on your system.
   - Adjust the Markdown source and regenerate until you are happy with
     the result.
-  - Tidy up the draft - tidy(1) may be used to get it well-formatted.  Usually
-    <url>s without a description are missing the closing "/>" which is the cause
-    for most of the errors you will encounter.  Sometimes other closing tags are
-    missing.
-  - Invoking tidy with the following options seems to cause the fewest
-    problems: tidy -xml -i -wrap 74 -latin1 -preserve
   - Some special characters still break with that - noticed when sos@
     submits a report.
-  - Remove empty "<help></help>" sections, they cause a strange looking
-    newline.
-  - The <body> part usually needs a hand to make it proper html.  Use <a
-    href=""> here, not <url>.
-  - Lists come out best if you close the <p> before and start a new one
-    after, like:
-      ... blabla:</p>
-      <ul>
-        <li>some item</li>
-      </ul>
-      <p>Some more blabla ...
 
 3) Committing it: