I have to agree with Elizabeth regarding IRC. It is probably best to
stick with the same communication channels that Ubuntu uses. In terms of
time, it is hard to say what time is best, but I know that the current
time and day seems to be good in theory, but I almost never seem to make
it. My computer tends to be shut down on the weekends, so maybe a week
day would be better.
On 10/07/2018 08:49 AM, Elizabeth K. Joseph wrote:
On Fri, Oct 5, 2018 at 7:23 PM Philip Ballew <philipbal...@gmail.com> wrote:
What's the reason we need a record of all conversations?
We're an open source team, and as such I strongly believe in having
open communications, which includes not excluding new and returning
team members from past conversations, meetings, and plans. I've also
found it valuable to look back at old conversations related to
planning for SCALE to remember what we did right/wrong so we can
improve our presence every year, and to jog my memory around who to
reach out to for UbuCon speakers and booth volunteers.
And just to step back to speak to IRC, it is still the core chat
communication method for meetings and work done on Ubuntu itself. I
understand we're working to expand beyond the Usual Suspects, but in
the context of Ubuntu, it is definitely still used. It's very easy to
join via web browser if you're just seeking to come to our meetings,
Nathan even includes a link to access it via a web browser for every
meeting, so you don't need to install any software, figure out
servers, or anything difficult really to join us.
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