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Re: [Debconf-team] Debconf organization working group



On 25.08.2014 04:21, Martín Ferrari wrote:
> Hello again,
> 
> We had a very productive session this morning. We had the chance to hear
> individual accounts of past DebConf experience, and I think everybody
> learned something from it.
> 
> You can read the meeting minutes in the wiki page:
> https://wiki.debconf.org/wiki/DebconfOrganizationWorkingGroup
> 
> We want to invite you again for another session tomorrow, so we can
> continue talking about past experiences. We want to hear more people,
> and give the chance to today's participants to talk again, if they want to.
> 
> After this session, we will be able to produce a list of some concrete
> problems to solve, and hopefully some inspiration for solutions.
> 
> Again, every person will talk for at most 5 minutes, without
> interruptions or responses.

So my remote talk (about things not yet in wiki):

I had some discussion with Vorlon about network and video team. I
confess that some parts were to me really surprises (I'm also following
video-team as video-team volunteer). He told me: We wrote to the list
about requirements, leadership, etc., we had no answer and so we put
local people in charge, etc.

I see two problems:

One: we should be more active on looking replies from past/local teams
(repeat pings/ messages). I think it could help avoiding
misunderstanding and possibly double work.

But the real problem is the missing replies. For this reason I was
convinced by vorlon that we need people in charge for specific
tasks/teams, so that team will look minutes, ev. attend meeting and
provide smooth information exchanges between teams.

Note: the active part is also difficult, it needs a person who know many
details of debconf (previously this task was done informally by moray
[and his comments]). So I think we should be more active on finding
reply, but we should work a lot harder on getting replies


But this is also a global problem in communications. We had clear
discussion about Le Camp type (and agreed to do the experiment) and
no-DebCamp in this DC, but also such information was lost by many members.

How to pass important communications?


ciao
	cate


Note: the problem with lack of replies happens also no local team: the
detailed planing phase is done very early, but the execution is done
near a year after such planing (so many locals will skip most of interim
communication)


> 
> The second meeting is scheduled on Monday, at 13:30 in room 338. Notes
> will be taken in the wiki again.
> 
> Tincho,
> on behalf of the DebConf Chairs.
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