On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 11:13, ananthm thought:
> Evolution of community (In lines of Druv Gaimi's thought)
> The objective of the Linux users meeting as I understand is a meeting of Linux
>enthusiast, sharing their experience and helping in increasing the common knowledge
>of the community.
> For successful funtioning of any organisation we should have clear
>mandate/objective, once we start diluting that it will lead to confusion. One of the
>success of Linus Trovalds is mainly because he clearly sticks to technology and core
>of Linux and doesnt get into distro, meets, business etc.
> Spending 3-4 hrs on sunday is exteremly precious time, this sunday Linux meet was
>more like a conference.One of rules of the meeting should be that people coming to
>meet should represent as an individual and he/she working in a company should be
>incidental.
> Persons leading the meet (chairperson of that single meetto be fixed and should be
>rotated) should hold more responsibility for over all efficiency of the meeting.
> Every meeting should follow a rough template
> 1hr - 30 min 30 min 2 two talks (A personal experience/knowledge sharing only, to
>fixed before hand)
> 2 hrs - top three tech issue discussion (to be fixed before hand)
The agenda was announced beforehand on the mailing list.
> 1 hr - Open house
> Refreshments
The least controversial part
> folks there is always room for improvements.
A few more suggestions
Yup apart from the person chairing the meet it should also be known who
has the keys to the meeting room.
Another good Idea will be to know beforehand who all will be attending
the meeting and the agenda for meeting from the linux-delhi.org site.
The necessary infrastructure is already present on the site (I suppose).
Tarun Dua
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