You can't have it both ways. Either you change it to be inconvenient for those in the States, or those in Europe.
6 am is probably way too early for most people, 2 am is probably way to late for most people. The only solution is for everyone in Europe to pack their bags and move to Iowa. I hear they have corn. ;) Seriously though, I think a fair way to figure things out as to times would be to figure out who has family and employment obligations that will conflict with changing the time in any direction first. People were able to show up to the time picked for the meeting yesterday, so obviously that time works for some people. 6 am works for you but assumes everyone else is on the same time zone that is in Europe. If you guys want meetings where everyone attends, there is no "perfect time" that will work for everyone. Suggesting a change from what seemed to work for the majority last night without information to back it up other than your own personal feelings towards it seems less than optimal to me. I would suggest this web page to help figure out the best time for everyone: http://worldtimebuddy.com . It helps me out a lot at work translating 5 time zones for five different people into something usable, it may help you too. Chris On Aug 10, 2011, at 11:12 AM, Patrick Steinhardt wrote: > Hey, > > First off: I would really welcome if we could change time as there are a lot > of Europeans around by now. And seriously: 2 AM is not ideal. I would like to > push it 4 hours to 6am CET, but I bet there are objections. > > Next proposal is that we add a topic "Current Work" to our regular schedule. > It would be a nice boost of intercommunication between IRCers and non-IRCers > as there will always be a summary on the wiki page which can be viewed by > absent people. > > Regards, Patrick > > > On Aug 10, 2011, at 3:38 AM, Robert Vehse wrote: > >> Hey folks, >> >> You can find the agenda for next week's meeting - which will be on Wednesday >> - here: http://trac.adium.im/wiki/AdiumMeetings/2011-08-17#Agenda. >> >> Regards, >> Robbie > >
