We had a thing called "HOT chats" a while ago: 
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Humanitarian_OSM_Team/HOT_Chats

In fact records indicate we didn't do one of these since 2012. Can't believe 
it's been that long. Obviously we've had a load of IRC meetings since then, but 
never a general HOT community gathering like this. I quite liked them, I've 
been meeting to get the HOT chats happening again.

So I hope you don't mind Tyler, I've listed these two meetings on that page. I 
know it sounds a bit casual to call this a "HOT chat" and I think this 
particular meeting will be a more directed a purposeful, but I'm also hoping it 
can be a re-start of more regular IRC meetings (and we should try a mumble HOT 
chat too some time)
Harry

      From: Tyler Radford <[email protected]>
 To: [email protected] 
 Sent: Thursday, 14 May 2015, 1:28
 Subject: [HOT] Save the Date(s): HOT Community Meetings & Note from HOT 
Interim Executive Director
   
Meeting 1: Tuesday 19 May 15:30 UTC via IRC (chat) 
https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.oftc.net/hotMeeting 2: Wednesday, 20 May 13:00 
UTC [Look for meeting details early next week]
Dear HOT Community,

Over the past two and a half weeks, you have made an incredible difference in 
Nepal. By many measures, the HOT community response has arguably been larger 
than any in the past -- averaging close to 1 million map edits and 1000 
contributors per day in the first 10 days. I personally feel very proud, and 
also humble, to be surrounded by such an intelligent and committed team 
supported by dedicated partners.
I'd like to invite you to participate in a series of community meetings next 
week. The meetings will serve as dedicated time to answer questions you may 
have for me or for HOT in general. The past two and half weeks have not been 
without challenges, and by coming together, we can discuss ways to overcome 
these challenges and improve the services we provide.
As we proceed with our work in the weeks ahead, we should continue to be guided 
by our core humanitarian mission: to serve as a bridge between the 
OpenStreetMap community and humanitarian responders on the ground. Our role is 
one of service, and through this service we have the very real ability to 
contribute to saving and improving the lives of disaster survivors. My role is 
also service to you - to help enable you to more effectively carry out this 
mission. Kindly join us next week for either meeting, and I look forward to 
talking with you then.
With warm regards,
Tyler RadfordInterim Executive Directoremail: [email protected]. 
mobile: +1 617.285.2009Twitter: @TylerSRadford
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