Re: [GNUnet-developers] Communication

[Christian Grothoff]

I think it wouldn't hurt to have it rotate a bit between days, that way
it won't always be the same person with a conflict who can't make it.
So something like 8pm on the 2nd and 15th of every month would give us
bi-weekly, but otherwise slightly irregular dates.  Let's try that.


On 01/09/2015 05:37 PM, Matthias Wachs wrote:
> So I like the idea of having a mumble so everyone can talk about news,
> what he is doing, questions, discussions etc. 
> 
> These sessions must not take hours, that's not a requirement at all ...
> and for me it's not about reporting what people did and justification,
> it's more a possibility to learn what other people are doing ...
> 
> So for the direct communication between, especially with people located
> all over the globe this is a good idea...
> 
> I think bi weekly would be good ... 4 weeks are quire a long time ... as
> mentioned before: the duration is not important...
> 
> On Fri, 2015-01-09 at 17:28 +0100, Sree Harsha Totakura wrote:
>> On 01/09/2015 03:19 PM, Matthias Wachs wrote:
>>> What do you think about a regular developer (weekly/bi-weekly/monthly)
>>> mumble to talk about latest news and what people are working on?
>>
>> I'd like to participate, but I doubt how long we can keep having them.
>> Anyway, the only way to find is to try them and see how many of us can
>> fit.  Say, do an hour MoM (Meetup-over-Mumble) 15th day of every month
>> at 20:00 GMT?
> 
> Like ... but I would stick it to a specific day, like every 2nd
> Wednesday so it does not fall on weekends.
> 
>>
>> Sree
>>
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