[Ambassadors] NA Ambassador IRC meeting

[Matt McKenzie]

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 7:39 PM, inode0 <inode0 at gmail.com> wrote:

> 2008/9/3 Matt McKenzie <lnxknight at gmail.com>:
> > OK so we have this consensus so far:
> >
> > Any day but Tuesday, same time slot (9pm EST, 6pm PST, 0100 next morning
> > UTC)
> > wouldn't mind change to any other day, same time slot
> > Wednesday evenings, same time slot
> > keep it on Tuesday for now (couple months at least)
> > keep it for now, but open to change if consensus agrees
> > Monday or Wednesday evenings, same time slot, suggestion for Wiki planner
> > page
> > One Tree Hill time slot...?
>
> Those are 7 different opinions, not a consensus.


Yes my apologies, I was going on a more general meaning of consensus not a
strict literal meaning, and notice I added the modifier "so far".
How about "the opinions so far" then.  And yes they are not all agreeing on
the same thing, my point was they all agree to change it from Tuesday to
"something else".


>
>
> > So to boil it down, we have basically 5 votes to change it to some other
> > day, keeping same time slot (9pm EST/6pm PST), and 2 votes to keep it on
> > Tuesdays, with one of those open to suggestion of the consensus now, and
> the
> > other keeping it as is for a few months anyway.
>
> If we are going to vote it is going to be far more complicated. There
> are 168 hours per week. So we each will cast a ballot assigning a
> number from 0 to 168 for each hour of the week. Six weeks later we
> will have the results of the 3 ballots tabulated and declare the
> winning hour. :)
>
> John



Well if you are more experienced in dealing with issues like this what would
you suggest?
Are you good with "herding cats"? :)

Anyway if the group wants to keep it on Tuesdays then fine.  I'll just catch
up afterward on the report log on the list, and wait until the meeting time
gets changed, or something.


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Matt M.
LinuxKnight
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