[maemo-community] maemo.org team meeting Tuesday the 14th?

[From: Andrew Flegg]

Hi,

Is a meeting going to help? TBH, I don't want us to waste our time
with a meeting if the outcome is good intentions and commitments which
aren't delivered (despite repeated requests for status). Dave, what
were your thoughts on the purpose of the meeting? One thing which
would be useful to clarify is how many hours a week our paid
contributors are now working on Maemo stuff, incl. highlighting where
you're doing far more than contracted!

How about, I'll attend - and support - a meeting, if everyone who's
responsible for a task from the Brainstorm comes forward, describes
the status of the committed tasks and gives a quick summary of what
they've been working on for the past few months.

I'll start (with poor formatting cos of mobile Gmail client):

Name: Andrew Flegg (Jaffa)
Position: Maemo Community Council chair (volunteer)
Committed task:  none
Task status: n/a
Recent work:
* Kicking off election
* "Extra-curricular" activities: MWKN & Hermes
* Co-ordinating council work
* Raising MeeGo community migration issues with Nokia
* On MeeGo Conference sponsorship committee
* Communicating MeeGo Conference details to Maemo community, to try
and ensure it retains some of the community spirit of the Maemo
Summits.

Thanks in advance,

Andrew


On 06/09/2010, Ryan Abel <rabelg5 at gmail.com> wrote:
> We haven't really had a sprint meeting since the end of the 2010 Brainstorm.
> Dave has recommended we hold a maemo.org team coordination meeting to help
> get everybody back on the same page.
>
> The date suggested was next Tuesday (2010-09-14). Assuming the date's
> acceptable for everybody, how does 1200 UTC sounds?
>
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