Ta for doing this, this leaflet is really useful.

Gilligan & anyone else interested, all the organising & development of Indymedia is done via the various imc-uk mailing lists, most of which are publicly archived on the web. Anyone looking to get involved as an admin or simply as a user wanting to follow/contribute to decision making processses should take time to familiarise self with & join these mailing lists.

Features - where centre column features are proposed and moderation is reported & discussed. (Lots of messages on this list, mainly about moderation - it's hard to pick out which message is about which article, so if you are trying to find if/why your article is hidden, best tip is to look through messages right after the time/date you published)
 http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/listinfo/imc-uk-features | mailto: imc-uk-features@lists.indymedia.org

Process - discussion of policies & development of Indymedia (I think there is also a propose list, where things are proposed, & outcome is posted after discussion & consensus reached)
 http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/listinfo/imc-uk-process | email  imc-uk-process@lists.indymedia.org

Technical issues
 http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/listinfo/imc-uk-tech | email  imc-uk-tech@lists.indymedia.org

Making indymedia as user-friendly as possible
 http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/listinfo/imc-uk-useability | email  imc-uk-useability@lists.indymedia.org

Outreach - promoting Indymedia
 http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/listinfo/imc-uk-outreach | email  imc-uk-outreach@lists.indymedia.org


The full list of mailing lists is here  http://lists.indymedia.org/#Local%20Europe - scroll down to the ones starting "imc-uk"