[CoLoCo] CoLoCo monthly team meeting

[Jim Hutchinson]

We have a kind of distributed model right now. If you want to do
something you just do it. Send an email to the list and say "west slop
meeting this whatever" and see what happens. I would like us to try
and come up with somewhat "official" coordinators so that things don't
get too crazy as we grow.

On 9/19/07, Tibor Hetei <ubunturocks at itcare.net> wrote:
> I would like to be part of a west slope organizing effort. It is "my
> first time" ;-) so some help initially would be appreciated.
>
> Jim Hutchinson wrote:
> > I fully understand. I just don't know how to do it and in the spirit
> > of open source someone else is free to take this on. I also think we
> > need to look at regional meetings since statewide is simple to much of
> > an area for everyone who wants to attend to be able to. I think we
> > will try and address this at the first meeting. I'd like to see a
> > northern, southern, and maybe west slop option. People in Denver can
> > go up or down as they see fit.
> >
> > Jim
> >
> > On 9/19/07, phillip.j.tribble at seagate.com <phillip.j.tribble at seagate.com> wrote:
> >
> >> You are right Jim. Secondlife would feel pretty crappy to me, but it is an
> >> alternative. We have to remember that the opensource community is free and
> >> does not pay for gas (if only they opensourced gas "FLOSG: Free and
> >> liberated Open Source Gas". I do not now how to get audio setup with a
> >> microphone, otherwise I would host it on my laptop and record what is going
> >> on in the meeting. I am not too familiar with secondlife myself.
> >>
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