R: Team Meetings, yet again

Mon Feb 3 20:29:42 UTC 2014

I think that we are too many to use hangout. Why don’t we use teamspeak?

Andrea Crescentini

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Inviato: lunedì 3 febbraio 2014 17:26
A: amjjawad
Cc: ubuntu-gnome
Oggetto: Re: Team Meetings, yet again

I prefer IRC but I am ok with Hangouts. Has a date and time for the meeting
been proposed?

Abidingly,

David

On Mon, Feb 3, 2014, at 03:06 AM, Steve Ovens wrote:

I am on Canada's East Coast (GMT -5) which means its not so difficult for me
to attend as long as it is not during 12:00-21:00 GMT (my working hours)
Mon-Fri and as long as it isn't before 13:00 GMT on the weekends 

On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 5:57 AM, Ali/amjjawad <amjjawad at gnome.org
<mailto:amjjawad at gnome.org> > wrote:

On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 11:12 AM, Ali/amjjawad <amjjawad at gnome.org
<mailto:amjjawad at gnome.org> > wrote:

Hi,

I know, I know. I am too not sure if that is even possible. I've been
suffering from having a decent meeting and it seems it is not going to
happen but I don't give up :)

Let's see ...

What do you prefer? 

A meeting on IRC/Google+ to discuss the important issue?

OR

An email to be sent and the discussion will be on the mailing list?

I do need to sit and talk with each sub-team.

I have noticed lots of good and not good stuff that we need to address
before we release 14.04 and before we go for 14.10 :)

Let's make this as easy and simple as possible.

What do you prefer?

Meeting?

Email?

Vote!

Thank you :)

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If I am allowed to vote on my own Poll/Question then:

+1 for Hangout

It is not only recorded, but the whole world can 'watch' and 'understand'.
Rather than going through a list of text that might make someone lost or
confused. That is my own opinion of course :)

I'd also vote for both: IRC and Hangout.

I'd say: -1 for mailing lists discussions.

The meeting is important to build good relation between the team members +
make sure everyone has understood what he/she needs to do + very effective
way to stay up-to-date on real life + other benefits.

The problem is, as always: 'when' :)

It would be easier for people in Europe to agree about the same time but I
know Tim will have hard time to attend.

What I have in mind:

Meeting either for the whole team OR a meeting for each sub-team.

Doesn't matter for me, both are okay. 

Let's move forward, please :)

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