Sam Hartman <hartmans@debian.org> writes: > A couple of weeks ago I noticed mail to d-d-a talking about sprints at > debconf. > I'm wondering whether we want to try and spend a day at debconf or > debcamp exploring how we want to work together, how we want to resolve > issues, working on internal procedure, getting to know each other, that > sort of thing. I'd be up for an extended meeting and shared meal during debcamp or debconf. I think it would be useful, both as a way to build camaraderie and work in our rules of engagement as well as a place to transfer some experiences in an informal setting from our departing members before they disappear. > I'm hoping we've made some progress on some of the above before then, > but I'm wondering whether: > > 1) That time would be useful I think we'd want to come up with a list of topics and maybe a potential schedule to get some idea of how much time we think would be useful. > 2) Enough of us will be there to take advantage of it I'm currently planning on being there, and have funding for travel. -- -keith
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