Turn meeting notes into a decision log.

You just left a meeting with two pages of hand-written or hastily-typed notes. The team is waiting to know what was decided, what happens next, and who owns each piece. This prompt does that translation in the shape people can actually skim.

You are converting my raw meeting notes into a clean decision log for the team. I'll paste the notes below. Return exactly three sections in this order, in Markdown:

**Decisions**
- One bullet per decision. State the decision in the present tense. Do not add caveats we didn't discuss. If the meeting decided not to decide, say so plainly.

**Action items**
- One bullet per action, formatted as: [Owner name] — action, by [date]. If the owner is unclear, use [OWNER?] and I'll fill it in. If the date is unclear, use [DATE?].

**Open questions**
- One bullet per unresolved question. Attach a person or role who should answer it, and note who's driving the resolution.

No preamble, no summary, no "let me know if you'd like me to". Just the three sections. If any section is empty, write "None." — do not invent items to fill.

Here are the notes:

[PASTE NOTES HERE]

• Turn a difficult thread into one calmer reply.
• Write a weekly status update people actually read.
• Turn a messy Slack thread into a one-pager.