History showed that there wasn't much activity at 9AM ET time and at some moment I lost my possibility to run them at this time, but I'm +1 if anyone can handle and run "early" meetings. Suddenly, still have to constantly miss them.
-- ,,,^..^,,, On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 12:33 AM, Joan Touzet <[email protected]> wrote: > Previously, we agreed as a group to alternating times for our weekly IRC > meetings. Half of the weeks we would meet at 9AM ET / 2PM UK time, and the > other half at 3PM ET / 8PM UK. > > I've noticed that for the weeks where we were supposed to be meeting at 9AM, > the meetings aren't being held at all. By contrast, we hold most (but not > all!) of the evening sessions on the alternate weeks. > > I want to keep things friendly for Europeans who don't want to stay up late, > but evidence suggests we might just do best to move to a single time and hold > meetings only every other week. > > If this were to happen, we'd cancel this week's IRC meeting (would be 9AM ET) > and move to a twice-a-month setup, starting next week at the 3PM ET time. > > If there is any desire to revive the 9AM meetings, I'd rather let things > stand - the intent of the meetings remains to involve as many people as > possible. This proposal is simply to change the stated schedule to reflect > reality. > > -Joan
