I've started being more cognizant of ticket assignments in the Trac instance, and making sure the right tickets are assigned to the right people.
If you are dealing with some FUDCon issue that involves other contributors, please make sure they're kept informed by cc'ing them on relevant tickets. I've had one instance come up recently where a contributor wasn't aware of an issue affecting him. The whole point of having open planning is to keep people looped in.
IRC messages and private email are not effective at keeping everyone in the loop. (They're acceptable when there's private information that needs to be communicated, though, like personal information.) If what I'm doing affects anyone other than me and the person I'm talking to, chances are excellent it needs to be on the list or in a ticket, and specifically I should be making sure that affected people are cc'd.
It occurs to me this is probably good advice in all parts of the Fedora Project, but specifically I'm concerned that we ensure FUDCon is planned and executed as transparently as possible. That's not just to make our jobs easier, but also to set a pace for the next FUDCon (outside North America), where we expect the planners to do the same thing in the future.
Paul