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Bringing back regular meetings #333

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MylesBorins opened this issue Apr 30, 2018 · 23 comments
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Bringing back regular meetings #333

MylesBorins opened this issue Apr 30, 2018 · 23 comments

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@MylesBorins
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I think that moving to no longer having meetings was a good idea at the time, but a few things have shifted since then and it feels like there is a need for some sort of regular cadence sync.

Would people be open to spinning up a monthly meeting for the WG?

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+1

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Bump @nodejs/release

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ping @nodejs/release

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richardlau commented May 30, 2018

+1

There's one issue over in nodejs/node tagged with the lts-agenda label (nodejs/node#17155) and probably nodejs/node#20306 would be tagged also if regular meetings were still happening.

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mhdawson commented Jul 9, 2018

@MylesBorins should we just schedule a meeting to get started?

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Another PR with lts-agenda tag: nodejs/node#22633

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@MylesBorins are you still in favor or restarting regular meetings? @BethGriggs if @MylesBorins answers yes would you be able to volunteer to help choose a time and setup the meeting (I can help with adding to Node.js calendar etc.)

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MylesBorins commented Sep 24, 2018 via email

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targos commented Sep 24, 2018

I am +1 as well

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Initially thinking of meeting every two weeks? I set up a doodle to start to try and find a regular day/time for us to meet - https://doodle.com/poll/95b6f5zdgxzy75n9

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@nodejs/release looks like we could use more people to fill in the doodle.

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targos commented Dec 8, 2018

Ping @nodejs/release

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rvagg commented Dec 11, 2018

Don't let my awkward timezone be a blocker for finding a good slot. I think the majority of folks here are close to UTC or in US East and you have lots of potential slots.

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I am also +1 for meetings.

The doodle is outdated, so I did not fill it out. I believe it's best to open up a new and smaller one which contains exactly one week which we use as reference for all weeks?

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MylesBorins commented Dec 11, 2018 via email

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MylesBorins commented Dec 11, 2018 via email

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targos commented Dec 11, 2018

11 ET is OK for me, if we start in January

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rvagg commented Dec 18, 2018

3am for me, I'm not quite that excited, so it's a no for me

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11 ET on Thursdays would be fine for me. But since that does not work for @rvagg maybe we could move it either three hours earlier or three hours later (while I could not participate well three hours later).

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rvagg commented Dec 19, 2018

don't bother, ET + Europe makes it tough to include APAC

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Based on the above I'd like to propose we have a first meeting on the 17th and meet biweekly afterwards

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I've added it to the Calendar and the Zoom

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They are back!

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