Aaron Toponce wrote: > This is what I'm going after. There will be #ubuntu-us-discussion for > open chat on the current topics being discussed in #ubuntu-us. An eye > or two or three will be kept in that room, in case certain points should > be brought up to the -us channel. Keeping it moderated in -us will > allow the person with their concern to voice it with little or no noise. > This is such a hot topic that I'm trying to minimize the heat from > getting out of control. And yes, this topic is already out of control. > If some CC could be present, that would be much appreciated. > > Thanks, > _ > Aaron Toponce ( ) ASCII Ribbon Campaign > www.aarontoponce.org X www.asciiribbon.org > / \ > > > Chuck Frain wrote: > >> The idea of a moderated chat I think is acceptable. There will be the >> 'free-for-all' side chat going at the same time. >> >> If this were the decision time I would argue for an open free chat. However >> this seems more to get the basic framework of views out there and >> discussed. In any town hall type meeting I've been involved with it is >> typically a committee hearing the views of one person at a time. >> >> > > I'll be there
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