Volunteers needed!

[Bob Jonkman]

3:05am!  You certainly do need to delegate more!

I've been updating the Meeting Wiki page on-and-off already, so I'm 
willing to take on that task.  Secretary Bob!

Q: Where does the Agenda come from?  It's a Wiki, so *everyone* can 
contribute items, right?

Q: When should IRC meetings take place? Tuesday evenings is kinda cool 
for folks in Kitchener-Waterloo, since we can hang out at Kwartzlab's 
Tuesday Open Nights, but maybe there's a better time?

Q: Is 1 November 2011 at 7:00pm EDT good for the next IRC meeting?

The Ubuntu-ca Meeting Wiki page is here, BTW: 
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanadianTeam/Meetings

--Bob.


On 11-10-23 03:05 AM, Darcy Casselman wrote:
> Hi folks!
>
> I've been a bit busy lately.  It occurs to me that I ought to be doing
> a better job delegating.  Your help is invaluable to keep the LoCo
> functioning and prospering!  The more people we have helping, the more
> we can accomplish!
>
> So here's a few jobs off the top of my head that I've been doing
> rather haphazardly.  If you want to jump into any one of these roles,
> it would be a big help.  I can help you with any one of these.  If
> you're going to take any of them on, I'd ask you to read, understand
> and abide by the Code of Conduct
> (http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/conduct).
>
> Meeting Secretary
>
> * Make sure there's an agenda.
> * Post reminders to the mailing list and an announcement on the LoCo directory.
> * Post the minutes, with any action items, to the wiki.
> * Post the meeting log to the wiki.
>
> Meeting Chair
>
> * Show up for the meeting (very important).
> * Keep discussion on track, on topic and mostly following the agenda.
>
> Meeting chair and secretary can be the same person.
>
> Webmaster
>
> * Maintain the webpage.  (http://ubuntu-ca.org/)
> * Ensure content is up to date.
> * Encourage people to contribute to the website.
>
> Team reports
>
> * Ensure that our team report is updated before the end of every
> month. (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanadianTeam/TeamReports/)
> * Usually, this doesn't involve much more than copying events down
> from the LoCo directory (or writing a script to do that).
>
> Last but certainly not least:
>
> Local team co-ordinator/event organizer
>
> * Organize and run events in your city!
> * Get in touch with LUGs or other local groups that can help the cause.
>
> Darcy.
>
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