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Re: [Debconf-video] Organizing the Autumn sprint: IRILL Confirmation, next steps



I just put the pad informations on the wiki:

https://wiki.debconf.org/wiki/DebConf17/Videoteam/Sprint1

Please modify things there and add your budget requests.

--
pollo



On 2016-08-29 04:55, Nicolas Dandrimont wrote:
> Breaking the thread voluntarily so people notice the mail.
> 
> * Louis-Philippe Véronneau <pollito@riseup.net> [2016-08-10 15:38:35 -0400]:
> 
>> Hello video people!
>>
>> We had a nice short meeting about the Autumn sprint today and we agreed
>> on three things:
>>
>> 1) Doing the sprint at IRILL would be the best
>>
>> The video stuff is already there, so less trouble for everyone.
>>
>> 2) We would aim for a weekend sprint
>>
>> 3) The dates would preferably be 18-19-20 November, with 30-1-2 October
>> as a second choice
>>
>> It looks like the following people could make it for 18-19-20 November:
>>
>> * pollo
>> * tumbleweed
>> * paddatrapper
>> * ivodd
>> * tobi
>>
>> Do any of the other members of the videoteam (RattusRattus, wouter, Q,
>> olasd & all the others I'm forgetting) cannot make it for that weekend
>> and would like to come?
>>
>> If so, please reply to this thread so we can have a definitive choice in
>> the next few days.
> 
> I just got feedback from the IRILL people regarding rooms for the Video Sprint.
> TL;DR: IRILL would be glad to welcome us.
> 
> I've put all the info on the following pad:
> https://annuel.framapad.org/p/dcvideo-sprint-201611
> 
> Their proposal is to use the IRILL visioconference room during the week, and to
> colonize a nearby classroom during the weekend if we need it and more people
> trickle in. The visioconference room is a bit tight (well, it sits 15ish ppl
> around tables), but it has the advantage of being in IRILL and lockable, so
> we're free to do as we choose in it, and to leave hardware as is during the
> night. It also has (firewalled) wired network drops. The classroom is bigger
> (sits 50), but even though it's physically in IRILL it's a shared resource and
> we're not sure we can lock it.
> 
> Weekend access is not a problem: the campus is open to the public on Saturdays,
> and on Sundays we just need to give a list of names to the security staff so
> that they let people in.
> 
> What I propose is to book the visio room from Thursday 17 November to Sunday 20
> November. That way, early people can drop their stuff off and/or start working
> on Thursday. We can colonize the classroom when it's free and we need to
> breathe :P
> 
> Our next step is to budget the sprint and get DPL approval. We need an agenda,
> as well as estimates for each attendee for travel and accommodation. I started
> filling the pad for that. If someone wants to move that to the wiki they should
> feel free to do so.
> 
> We should put a deadline in 10 days or so for the sprint submission so there's
> ample time to get approval and do the bookings while prices are reasonable.
> 
> IRILL is at :
> 
> Université Pierre et Marie Curie
> 4 place Jussieu
> 75005 Paris 5ème arrondissement
> 
> Métro lines 7 and 10 (stop "Jussieu")
> 
> http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/48.84736/2.35435 (IRILL is between towers
> 15 and 16, in the westernmost corner).
> 
> I don't have many suggestions for accommodation. I know that the Citadines
> Appart'Hotel near Place d'Italie was a good option for the people who came for
> the Ruby Sprint last year (when IRILL was at Place d'Italie; Jussieu is four
> metro stops or a 30 min walk away from there, so it's a totally reasonable
> option). There's a bunch of DDs and other free software types around as well,
> so it might be possible to find some crash space if you'd rather do that. I
> have a couch but I live an hour away in the suburbs so it's not the most
> convenient place to stay :) 
> 
> See you around,
> 
> 
> 
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