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-== '''What is Open Comms?''' ==
+== '''What is Open Mic?''' ==
-Open Comms is built around collaboration and participation! Anyone can participate in Open Comms to create more content for your local community, get your ideas shared globally and influence our overall communications strategy.
+Open Mic is built around collaboration and participation! Anyone can participate in Open Mic to create more content for your local community, get your ideas shared globally and influence our overall communications strategy.
 '''How to get Involved:'''
-Read the information about Mozilla and encryption below and share your idea(s) using this submission form. A few guidelines:
+Read the information about Mozilla and encryption below and share your idea(s) using this submission form.
-* You can submit as many ideas as you like - unleash your creativity on us!
+'''How to contact us:'''
-* All we ask is that:
-** your ideas relate to encryption and map back to the goals and key messages
+You can contact the core Mozilla Open Mic team at openmic@mozilla.com
-** you consider the audience you will be targeting and any specific needs it has
 == '''MAKING ENCRYPTION MAINSTREAM''' ==
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 * It’s part of Mozilla’s mission to safeguard the Web, and that includes advocating for strong encryption.
 *We want everyone to have a better understanding of how encryption can shape a healthy, secure Internet!
+Here are some assets we have used in the past to help make encryption accessible:
 A blog on why encryption should matter to users: https://medium.com/encryption-matters