Hi,
While discussing and planning future DebConfs is certainly exciting and,
er... entertaining, there are those of us who recognise the importance
of wrapping up already started work. Now that the dust seems to have
settled temporarily, I'd like to know what tasks people still have
pending from DebConf6, and what you all think we should do about them.
This excludes things that are in progress, such as the video team work.
It includes things that were unsettled or undecided before the
administrative strife within this team escalated, and which are now
probably being neglected.
Here is a list of such tasks that I am aware of:
* The Final Report
* originally my task, now a total uncertainty since a
number of aspects were undecided and it's unknown what
the current goals are.
* Sponsor packages/bags
* intended to be sent to sponsors along with a copy of the
Final Report
* last known location (to my knowledge) of materials is
with Gunnar; intended to be shipped to me for assembly
and coordinated delivery to the sponsors.
* A financial report
* presumably to go with the book-keeping of DebConf6, as
required (?) by Mexican authorities, other authorities
and/or sponsors,
* of which a summary was to be included in the sponsor
packages.
* Reimbursements
* which I don't know the status of, and which are perhaps
only lacking an informational message to an appropriate
forum,
* the amounts of which would be included in the financial
report.
This list is by no means complete, so please add to it if you can.
Also, for the sake of brevity, I've left out most of the background
details.
It's somewhat unclear to me who is running the show at the moment and
how the above tasks fit into the overall goals of that/those person(s).
I would welcome more clarity here, especially from those who initiated
and carried through the confusing delegation/de-delegation/breakup
procedure. Are there any good reasons not to drop all these tasks and
consider DebConf6 an abandoned project?
--
Fabian Fagerholm <fabbe@paniq.net>
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