Design Team Meeting Announcement - Monday May 21, 1500 UTC

[Máirín Duffy]

Hi,

TLDR; 
=====
We're going to have a team meeting:

Time: 1500 UTC
Date: Monday 21 May 2012
Place: #fedora-design
Agenda: see last paragraph below

More detail:
============
I sent out a survey earlier to figure out what times would be good for
everyone to have a meeting. The invite went to everyone in the
design-team Fedora Account system group. If I missed you, I'm really
sorry, and I hope you can make this time.

It looks like nobody (who actually replied, anyway) had a conflict with
Monday, May 21 at 1500 UTC so let's try for then. 1500 UTC is 11 AM US
Eastern time. http://wolframalpha.com will convert to your timezone if
you type it in "1500 UTC in ET" where ET is your local time zone
abbreviation/code.

I think we should keep the agenda loose; we can go around 'the room' and
have everyone spend 4-5 minutes talking about what they are working on
and folks who are looking for something to work on or need assistance
can pipe up then. Sound reasonable?

~m

[Onyeibo Oku]

On Tue, 2012-05-15 at 15:53 -0400, Máirín Duffy wrote:
>  Hi,
>  
>  TLDR; 
>  =====
>  We're going to have a team meeting:
>  
>  Time: 1500 UTC
>  Date: Monday 21 May 2012
>  Place: #fedora-design
>  Agenda: see last paragraph below
>  
>  More detail:
>  ============
>  I sent out a survey earlier to figure out what times would be good for
>  everyone to have a meeting. The invite went to everyone in the
>  design-team Fedora Account system group. If I missed you, I'm really
>  sorry, and I hope you can make this time.
>  
>  It looks like nobody (who actually replied, anyway) had a conflict with
>  Monday, May 21 at 1500 UTC so let's try for then. 1500 UTC is 11 AM US
>  Eastern time. http://wolframalpha.com will convert to your timezone if
>  you type it in "1500 UTC in ET" where ET is your local time zone
>  abbreviation/code. 
Actually Monday is a disaster for me.  I don't leave the school until
4pm (1500UTC) and it takes 20mins to drive home.  I'm happy with
Tuesdays and Thurdays (same time)
>  
>  I think we should keep the agenda loose; we can go around 'the room' and
>  have everyone spend 4-5 minutes talking about what they are working on
>  and folks who are looking for something to work on or need assistance
>  can pipe up then. Sound reasonable?
>  
>  ~m 
ok

Onyeibo

[Zachary Snyder (Sadin)]

I will be in class I thought we had off that day but it's Friday we are off.
On May 15, 2012 3:53 PM, "Máirín Duffy" <duffy(a)fedoraproject.org&gt; wrote:

>  Hi,
>
>  TLDR;
>  =====
>  We're going to have a team meeting:
>
>  Time: 1500 UTC
>  Date: Monday 21 May 2012
>  Place: #fedora-design
>  Agenda: see last paragraph below
>
>  More detail:
>  ============
>  I sent out a survey earlier to figure out what times would be good for
>  everyone to have a meeting. The invite went to everyone in the
>  design-team Fedora Account system group. If I missed you, I'm really
>  sorry, and I hope you can make this time.
>
>  It looks like nobody (who actually replied, anyway) had a conflict with
>  Monday, May 21 at 1500 UTC so let's try for then. 1500 UTC is 11 AM US
>  Eastern time. http://wolframalpha.com will convert to your timezone if
>  you type it in "1500 UTC in ET" where ET is your local time zone
>  abbreviation/code.
>
>  I think we should keep the agenda loose; we can go around 'the room' and
>  have everyone spend 4-5 minutes talking about what they are working on
>  and folks who are looking for something to work on or need assistance
>  can pipe up then. Sound reasonable?
>
>  ~m
>
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[Suchakra]

Hi,

I've really been super busy with my job and will continue to be so
till I return to university again :( I apologize for being in an
on-off state lately. So unfortunately I can't commit my presence in
the meet but will try to make somehow if at all possible (the same is
happening with #fedora-tour meets too. I guess I need to inform them
too about this)

> > I think we should keep the agenda loose; we can go around
> 'the room' and
> > have everyone spend 4-5 minutes talking about what they are working on
> > and folks who are looking for something to work on or need assistance
> > can pipe up then. Sound reasonable? 
The agenda for this meet seems perfect and IMO, we should having
regular meets as a whole team (and not sub meets by different regions)

Thanks,
Suchakra