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[Danny Piccirillo <danny.piccirillo@xxxxxxxxx>]

Everyone, please remember to reply-all to include the list! =]

On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 08:47, Khalid Rashid <khalid.rashid@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> Heya Danny, good to see you back!
>
> I have just moved and will start working, so atm i dont have internet and
> weekends (sundays in particular) would work best for me. 00:00 however is
> too late for me since i'm located in europe, so that would be 2 in the night
> for me. Regarding how long time we should wait, i think waiting one month
> should be enough. People who might be intrested but are on vacation duuring
> the summer could miss out on it, but they can always participate later on.


How about a sunday at 3 or 4 pm EST (20 or 21 UTC)?


>
> What we should have prepared until then is a agenda with matters that we
> need to discuss, and a moderator in case the meeting would have a large
> number participants. And personally I'd really prefer that we'd meet on
> other medium than iRC, with audio and possibly video but its just a personal
> wish.
>
>
I'm not sure how we could have the meeting on anything but irc. Using
empathy would allow us to do voice and video chat but it would be much more
difficult to log, could only include so many people, and we'd still have to
use irc for the sake of including anyone who wants to join us.

And the reason i'm asking for a date is so that i can go ahead and create
the meeting agenda =]


>
>
> On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 05:26, Danny Piccirillo <
> danny.piccirillo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Do other people prefer weekends as well? For me i'd prefer a weekday, but
>> i could make a weekend work.
>> Is 7 pm EST (00:00 UTC) good for people?
>>
>> How long do we need to prepare and gain interest? 1 month? 2?
>>
>> On Sat, Jun 13, 2009 at 15:28, Liam Wilson <liamwilson93@xxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
>>
>>> Danny Piccirillo wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sorry i've been gone for so long! I'm back now, and ready to roll =]
>>>>
>>>> Everyone has lots of great ideas, and i want to encourage you to take
>>>> ownership of them and go ahead and create pages on the wiki for them
>>>> (probably under the projects page <
>>>> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GamingTeam/Projects>). Don't hesitate to come
>>>> up with an idea and start working on it, so long as it's within the scope of
>>>> this team!
>>>>
>>>> We should also schedule a team meeting to really get organized.
>>>> Suggestions for a date?
>>>>
>>>> If anyone wants to step up to help lead the team, let me know.
>>>>
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>>> Preferably a weekend day, such as a Saturday or Sunday, where most of us
>>> will be off work/school. I think instead of just making idea wiki's we
>>> should post them on the forums or something, that way, more people will see
>>> our ideas, and comment on them.
>>>
>>> Liam Wilson
>>>
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