Alex Clark wrote:
On 2008-07-24, Gabrielle Hendryx-Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The Plone community invites all Plone and Python developers to join
the very first "Plone Tune-Up Rally" event on Friday afternoon, July
25th, 2008.
"Plone Tune-Up Rally" is an event that happens every other Friday
afternoon and aims at addressing tickets in the Plone issue tracker
and advancing Plone in general.
Hot! Very exciting.
i'd generally agree this is a good thing to have, but i must have missed
the remaining discussion leading up to this announcement. afaik there
was no significant conclusion after alex's summary post (in the "party
like it's 2004" thread). did you continue discussing this somewhere
else or how were the decisions regarding the schedule made?
please don't get me wrong here, but what warrants a widely posted
announcement on behalf of the "plone community", especially when there
seemed to be some agreement to do something like this two weeks before
the next packaging deadline and, more importantly, _not_ on weekends?
while i don't really mind if it's one or two weeks in advance, or even
one week and a weekend :), i think doing this on a friday is a really
bad idea. even more so if it's scheduled for afternoon in a u.s. time.
this means friday night for europeans, so chances are very few of us
will be able to attend... :(
i really would have liked to help in a coordinated effort and was
actually looking forward to reviving bug days, but like this there's no
way i can make it and i suspect this this will also hold for more people
over here.
cheers,
andi
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