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chromatic
#parrotsketch has been thin for the past few weeks. Some of that is due to
end-of-year complications, certainly. Yet I'd like to broach the idea of
changing the time and date to help more people attend.
Does the current time (18:00 UTC on Tuesdays) work best for you? Would
earlier or later work better? All committers are welcome.
-- c
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Jonathan Leto
I have a meatspace meeting that conflicts at exactly the same time, so
I would enjoy any other time than the current one.
I would vote for a slightly later meeting, perhaps just an hour or two.
Duke
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Geoffrey Broadwell
> I have a meatspace meeting that conflicts at exactly the same time, so
> I would enjoy any other time than the current one.
>
> I would vote for a slightly later meeting, perhaps just an hour or two.
I'm in a very similar situation ... an hour later would be fine, but the
current time doesn't work. (With the UTC-fixed schedule, I basically
can attend only during local daylight savings time ... so I miss the
meetings all winter.)
-'f
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Bernhard Schmalhofer
> Hi everyone,
>
> #parrotsketch has been thin for the past few weeks. Some of that is due to
> end-of-year complications, certainly. Yet I'd like to broach the idea of
> changing the time and date to help more people attend.
>
> Does the current time (18:00 UTC on Tuesdays) work best for you? Would
> earlier or later work better? All committers are welcome.
>
One or two hours later would be OK as well.
Regards,
Bernhard
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Jeff Horwitz
>
> #parrotsketch has been thin for the past few weeks. Some of that is due to
> end-of-year complications, certainly. Yet I'd like to broach the idea of
> changing the time and date to help more people attend.
>
> Does the current time (18:00 UTC on Tuesdays) work best for you? Would
> earlier or later work better? All committers are welcome.
My $DAYJOB workload has prevented me from attending the past few months.
Once that eases I should be able to make that time, or likely any other
proposed time.
-jeff
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Vasily Chekalkin
> Hi everyone,
>
> #parrotsketch has been thin for the past few weeks. Some of that is due to
> end-of-year complications, certainly. Yet I'd like to broach the idea of
> changing the time and date to help more people attend.
>
> Does the current time (18:00 UTC on Tuesdays) work best for you? Would
> earlier or later work better? All committers are welcome.
Couple of hours later will work for me. It's way too hard to wake at 5AM :)
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Bruce Gray
On Jan 21, 2010, at 10:07 PM, chromatic wrote:
> Does the current time (18:00 UTC on Tuesdays) work best for you?
The current time works well for me,
but a later start time would work equally well.
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chromatic
week, to see who else can appear. That's 20:30 UTC.
Will Coleda
the new time.
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Jonathan Leto
I would just like to remind everyone that #plparrotsketch will still
be at the same time (22:30 UTC), but is now 2 hours after
#parrotsketch, instead of 4 hours.
You are cordially invited to #plparrot on irc.freenode.net for our
weekly dev meeting.
Duke
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