I think our first two meetings have certainly proven that our weekly meetings have great potential. I'm looking forward to the success of our gatherings.
One point of concern I have. Each meeting so far has pretty much focused on one technical topic. The reason being of course is because those particular topics generally do require that amount of attention. My concern is that if we want our community to grow, we need to ensure that adequate time is given to general topics, tasks, and issues. For example, we still haven't really talked much about GOPA yet. If we continue the current trend and it becomes standard precedent, then we run the risk of alienating newcomers and such. It could be weeks before a meeting with a topic or focus that interests a particular person or persons comes up. That's a good way to lose potential supporters. So, for future meetings, I propose two possible solutions: 1) For each meeting, we dedicate 1/2 hour to a particular technical topic/theme, and the other 1/2 hour on general topics. or 2) Have a general meeting each week and a separate technical topic meeting another time that week. In both options, we try to pre-determine the meeting's technical topic, at a previous meeting so that we can have time to bring in relevant experts on that topic. Perhaps we can create a schedule on the wiki so we can plan several weeks' topics in advance? -- ---Bryen--- Let's rejoice a "There are no dumb questions" culture. But I really need you to have a "No dumb answers" policy before I answer your question. _______________________________________________ gnome-accessibility-list mailing list gnome-accessibility-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-accessibility-list
