[Fedora-ambassadors-list] Meeting timing

[Russell John]

Thomas Chung wrote:

>  Also, we have a Fedora Ambassadors Meeting tomorrow at 2006-04-20
> 22:00 UTC
>  See  http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors/Meetings for your local time. 
Hi Thomas,

I won't be able to join the meeting as it'll be 4 in the morning my
place. Ambassadors from my region including the Indian Ambassadors
will face the same problem if they don't suffer from insomnia...

Is it possible to stick to the 14:00 UTC timing for our meetings?


Thanks,
Russell

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[Eugene Teo]

Russell John wrote:
>  Thomas Chung wrote:
>  
> > Also, we have a Fedora Ambassadors Meeting tomorrow at 2006-04-20 22:00 UTC
> > See  http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors/Meetings for your local time.
>  
>  Hi Thomas,
>  
>  I won't be able to join the meeting as it'll be 4 in the morning my
>  place. Ambassadors from my region including the Indian Ambassadors
>  will face the same problem if they don't suffer from insomnia...
>  
>  Is it possible to stick to the 14:00 UTC timing for our meetings? 
It is a little better in this part of the world, Singapore, but then again,
it's 6am! Can we stick to the 14:00 UTC timing as Russell mentioned if everyone
is comfortable with it?

Eugene
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[Chitlesh GOORAH]

Ambassador meetings alternate 14:00 UTC and 22:00 UTC.

this time is 22:00 UTC. Next week it will be 14:00 UTC.

The reason is that at 14:00 UTC, Europeans are at work.
Hence they can catch up at 22:00 UTC the next week.

Same is for you guys, 22:00 UTC is late but you have the chance to
catch up the following week.

Everyone is happy :)

Concerning 22:00 UTC, in Europe it will be midnight (except UK) which
is quite late for those Europeans who work the next day.

I propose that the 22:00 UTC be changed to 21:00 UTC since we are no
longer in winter time.

Cheers,
Chitlesh GOORAH
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