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Geoffrey Corey moved INFRA-9530 to WHIMSY-44:
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Key: WHIMSY-44 (was: INFRA-9530)
Project: Whimsy (was: Infrastructure)
> board agenda IM/IPC
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> Key: WHIMSY-44
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WHIMSY-44
> Project: Whimsy
> Issue Type: Wish
> Reporter: Sam Ruby
> Assignee: Sam Ruby
> Priority: Minor
>
> Comment from IRC in last week's board meeting:
> > Y;know what we really need: whimsy-irc topic integration. So the IRC window
> > auto-updates to the topic that we're currently talking about for everyone.
> The board agenda tool already updates in near-real time for things like
> changes committed to the agenda and for secretary minutes captured during the
> meeting. It is quite possible to make that fully real-time (think HipChat or
> Facebook Messenger). In fact, I've already roughed in a chat page. This
> works locally, but has yet to be deployed. Given that you've already logged
> in, there is no authentication needed.
> Thinking ahead, any event initiated by any person using the application could
> trigger whatever we like. A few ideas for brainstorming purposes:
> * Provide a means for (somebody? anybody?) to signal what the current topic
> is. Clicking on it in the chat would take you to that page.
> * Provide a means of entering/exiting a "cruise control" mode where your page
> would advance with the topics.
> * Provide "toaster" style notification when you are not in the chatroom and a
> message is entered. This could be generalized to notify you whenever a page
> contents have changed or minutes have been captured. Perhaps there could be
> an option to only show you if the notification mentions you by name (example:
> new action item or explicit mention in chatroom).
> * Augment/simplify roll-call. Provide a means to indicate that you are on
> the call, or have to drop off.
> * Online voting. Example: chair opens/closes a vote on a resolution. While
> voting is open, those eligable to vote can press Yes, No, or Abstain buttons.
> Are any of these ideas worth exploring? Anything I missed?
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