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----- Original Message ----- > From: "Matt Wagner" <[email protected]> > To: "Matthew Wagner" <[email protected]>, "Jiri Stransky" > <[email protected]>, "Justin Clift" > <[email protected]>, "Tzu-Mainn Chen" <[email protected]>, "Andrew > Fitzsimon" <[email protected]>, "Francesco > Vollero" <[email protected]>, "Mohammed Morsi" <[email protected]> > Cc: [email protected] > Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:42:17 PM > Subject: Website Cabal -- Assemble! > > My fellow Website Cabal members, > > It's time that we assembled, to fulfill our quest of keeping > aeolusproject.org current and relevant, while identifying and > managing > the writing of new content (feature descriptions and documentation). > I > know you can't wait! > > Trying to get us all to meet at the same time is fairly complicated > due > to timezones. I would propose that we meet at the following time: > > Thursdays at 14:00 GMT (right after the converge-ui meeting): > 9am US/East (Westford) > 3pm Brno > 12 midnight Brisbane > > This is 30 minutes after the current converge-ui meetings which a few > people on this list attend. My thinking is that this helps reduce the > cost of meetings, since Andy (in AU) will already be up for a > meeting, > versus trying to have him do 11-12pm calls twice a week. > > Could everyone, at their earliest convenience (i.e., right now!) > reply > and let me know if this time does or does not work for you? > > I would propose that we meet via Google Hangouts. (Please remember to > wear a shirt.) Does anyone object to this? (Using Hangouts, I mean. > Wearing a shirt is non-negotiable.) It makes it easy to do > screen-sharing, and makes it easy for us to record things. > > I have also started a quick brainstorm of what we might want to talk > about: > http://etherpad-aeolusproject.rhcloud.com/p/WebsiteCabalInitialBrainstorm > > Please note that: > a.) This was just stuff I thought of; please feel free to add more. I > also tried to categorize things in some manner. > b.) I tried to draw a clear line between short-term tasks someone > could > do in an hour or so, and longer-term projects that will take some > planning. Both need doing, but I want to make sure we don't lose our > focus. > > -- Matt >
