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#title UK Meeting
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= Meetingology =
Meetingology is the development name of the next generation mootbot. It is based on the supybot python IRC bot framework and a total rewrite of the original TCL code of mootbot. The code has come via Debian where it is called meetbot, I have added back some Ubuntuish features, some of which, like voting, will be pushed over to the Debian code.
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Meeting started by daubers at 19:00:00 UTC. The full logs are available
at tests/ukmeet.log.html .
It should be command compatible with mootbot. That is to say you should be able to run a meeting with all the normal mootbot commands like #startmeeting and [TOPIC] and [VOTE] etc, but you can also do #topic and #vote if you prefer that syntax.
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At the moment meetingology is a rather quiet bot. It doesn't acknowledge receipt of as many commands as mootbot does. It is probably going to do more in terms of private messages to the person using the command, there is a general intention for it to not just repeat what you say in the channel, if it is talking then it should be saying something useful, like the results of a vote.
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Meetingology does the minutes right. They are in moin wiki syntax
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== Meeting summary == == Additional commands ==
=== #chair ===
this allows you to nominate an additional chair of the meeting, someone else who can call votes and assign actions and end the meeting etc.
=== #voters ===
This allows you to provide a list of authorised voters, for example if you have a council meeting where 5 people have voting rights, but there might be 20 people discussing things in the meeting when a vote is called only the authorised voters votes will count even if someone else gets confused and tries to vote.
=== #help ===
this actually doesn't do what you might expect, it doesn't give you any help. It is used in a meeting to record a "call for help" or something where volunteers are being sought. This was a Debian innovation which we are leaving in for compatibility more than something we intend to use a lot.
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 *'''Review of action items from last meeting''' (daubers, 19:03:33)
  *''LINK:'' https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-uk/2010-April/023790.html (Daviey, 19:05:30)
  *''ACTION:'' People who have achieved something in April, please place it in the report (daubers, 19:07:11)
  *''LINK:'' http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/51/detail/ (AlanBell, 19:08:16)
  *''ACTION:'' Daubers to either poke czajkowski to or get himself to send a mail to the -uk list this evning about the geeknic in Liverpool (daubers, 19:12:34)
  *''LINK:'' https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/Support_Guidelines (daubers, 19:13:01)
== bugs ==
 * private votes don't work
 * you can't put other stuff after a vote, so you can do "+1" but not "+1 awesome!! woot!"
 * some formatting issues remain in the moin syntax output
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 *'''Daubers - Support Guidelines''' (daubers, 19:13:59)
  *''ACTION:'' Daubers to write a tal for Oggcamp on the proposed support guidelines (daubers, 19:19:20)
  *''ACTION:'' Daubers to send a mail to the list explaining the guidelines (daubers, 19:24:40)
  *''ACTION:'' Daubers to organise a meeting following the trial (daubers, 19:24:52)

 *'''TBA - OGGCamp related bits''' (daubers, 19:25:21)
  *''LINK:'' http://ideas.oggcamp.org/ is a collection of bits of oggcamp info (AlanBell, 19:27:41)

 *'''TBA - UDS related bits''' (daubers, 19:30:47)

 *'''Any other business''' (daubers, 19:34:38)

 *'''Release Parties''' (daubers, 19:35:21)
  *''LINK:'' http://www.evernote.com/pub/yamanickill/ubuntu (yamanickill_, 19:37:48)
  *''ACTION:'' Anyone in the vicinity of the Scottish Release Party to go, be sociable and enjoy themselves while celebrating Lucid (daubers, 19:37:53)
  *''LINK:'' http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/121/detail/ (AlanBell, 19:38:34)
  *''LINK:'' http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/120/detail/ (daubers, 19:45:29)

 *'''Any other Business''' (daubers, 19:47:14)

 *'''Date of next meeting''' (daubers, 19:51:53)

 *'''Next meeting 2nd of June danfish to chair''' (daubers, 20:02:51)



Meeting ended at 20:03:00 UTC.



== Votes ==


 * Should we have a beta trial of the support guidelines, followed by a meeting to review them?
   For: 9 Against: 1 Abstained: 1



== Action items ==

 * People who have achieved something in April, please place it in the report
 * Daubers to either poke czajkowski to or get himself to send a mail to the -uk list this evning about the geeknic in Liverpool
 * Daubers to write a tal for Oggcamp on the proposed support guidelines
 * Daubers to send a mail to the list explaining the guidelines
 * Daubers to organise a meeting following the trial
 * Anyone in the vicinity of the Scottish Release Party to go, be sociable and enjoy themselves while celebrating Lucid



== People present (lines said) ==

 * daubers (131)
 * brobostigon (57)
 * AlanBell (49)
 * yamanickill_ (32)
 * Daviey (17)
 * Yorvyk (11)
 * The_Toxic_Mite (9)
 * Azelphur (8)
 * BigRedS_ (4)
 * dutchie (4)
 * danfish (3)
 * freesitebuilder_ (2)
 * L0ki (2)
 * MunkyJunky (2)
 * TonyP (1)
 * funkyHat (1)



== Full Log ==


 19:00:00 <daubers> #startmeeting

 19:01:41 <AlanBell> o/

 19:01:47 <dutchie> o/

 19:01:54 <brobostigon> o/

 19:01:55 <daubers> Apologies if I muck up commands, my lappy screen is a bit small for two sets of crib sheets

 19:02:06 <Yorvyk> o/

 19:02:32 <daubers> Anyone who's present say so please :)

 19:02:42 <brobostigon> present

 19:02:43 <MunkyJunky> present

 19:02:44 <BigRedS_> present

 19:02:47 <daubers> present

 19:02:58 <Yorvyk> present

 19:03:14 <freesitebuilder_> present

 19:03:16 <Azelphur> present

 19:03:21 <L0ki> present

 19:03:31 <daubers> ok

 19:03:33 <daubers> #ToPic Review of action items from last meeting

 19:03:40 <daubers> #subtopic Daviey to kick off team reporting and find interested parties to do regular reports

 19:03:44 <daubers> Daviey?

 19:04:18 <Daviey> \o

 19:04:30 <The_Toxic_Mite> oops, present

 19:04:37 <daubers> How goes said reporting?

 19:04:41 <Daviey> Ok, deadline for April is technically this Sunday

 19:04:58 <Daviey> I've today posted to the LoCo list

 19:05:06 <Daviey> asking people to add activities

 19:05:20 * brobostigon read it.

 19:05:30 <Daviey> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-uk/2010-April/023790.html

 19:05:54 <Daviey> Essentially, it's a call for people to add anything they have achieved in April

 19:06:02 <Daviey> (or the LoCo)

 19:06:24 <Daviey> I'm going to poke a few people that i know have achieved stuff

 19:06:39 <Daviey> if people present could do that also, it would be grand

 19:06:48 <daubers> Excellent :)

 19:06:51 <brobostigon> willdo Daviey

 19:06:52 <brobostigon> :)

 19:07:11 <daubers> [ACTION] People who have achieved something in April, please place it in the report

 19:07:21 <brobostigon> :)

 19:07:26 <daubers> Shall we move on?

 19:07:27 <brobostigon> agreed.

 19:07:41 <daubers> [PROGRESS REPORT] AlanBell to find out what happened at the manchester jam

 19:07:45 <AlanBell> the manchester jam occured and seems to have gone well, MunkyJunky talked about it on the full circle podcast

 19:07:45 <Daviey> ta

 19:07:54 <Daviey> present btw :)

 19:08:05 <MunkyJunky> It did go well!

 19:08:16 <AlanBell> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/51/detail/

 19:08:36 <daubers> Excellent, well done to those that organised it

 19:09:12 <daubers> Moving on?

 19:09:15 <AlanBell> yup

 19:09:18 <daubers> [PROGRESS REPORT] Daviey and czajkowski to do more publicity on the geeknic

 19:09:41 <daubers> Daviey?

 19:10:49 <daubers> czajkowski?

 19:11:05 <Daviey> no action from here.

 19:11:18 <brobostigon> she was talking about it in #ubuntu-uk not long ago.

 19:11:36 <daubers> Ok, can we someone volunteer to post to the mailing list?

 19:12:34 <daubers> [ACTION] Daubers to either poke czajkowski to or get himself to send a mail to the -uk list this evning about the geeknic in Liverpool

 19:12:42 <daubers> Ok, next

 19:12:52 <daubers> [PROGRESS REPORT] daubers to put support guidelines in a wiki page prior to next meeting

 19:13:01 <daubers> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/Support_Guidelines

 19:13:07 <brobostigon> :)

 19:13:27 <brobostigon> iam happy with it, right now.

 19:13:29 <daubers> I've popped these on the wiki now, and (think) I dropped an email to the list.

 19:13:38 <daubers> I'll go further into this in a second

 19:13:45 <daubers> since thats the end of the last meetings actions

 19:13:59 <daubers> [TOPIC] Daubers - Support Guidelines

 19:14:04 <brobostigon> Do we need to do a review of those proposedguidelines?

 19:14:46 <daubers> As I said these are now on the wiki, an I believe I emailed the mailing list. Do people want time to review them further and me to push them a bit more, or how would people like to proceed?

 19:15:13 <brobostigon> i would like to be able to review them, please.

 19:15:47 <AlanBell> would be good to share them about at UDS

 19:15:53 <daubers> Ok, are there any major failings in the proposed guidelines?

 19:16:13 <brobostigon> daubers: not that i can immediatly remember, no.

 19:16:16 <daubers> AlanBell: Would you be happy to do that? I'm not going

 19:16:29 <daubers> Work, money and stuff are in the way

 19:16:33 <AlanBell> I see no failures, but they can probably be expanded on over time

 19:16:52 <AlanBell> yes I can try and talk to other teams about them at UDS

 19:16:56 <brobostigon> I would be happier with review before proper adoption.

 19:17:18 <daubers> Awesome, if anyone thinks it would help, I'm happy to do a session at oggcamp

 19:17:21 <brobostigon> and good scruteny.

 19:17:54 <Yorvyk> I think they need to bee used to see if they work

 19:18:03 <AlanBell> an oggcamp session would be great

 19:18:42 <daubers> So, if I do an oggcamp session and write up some bits, are we happy to do a trial implimentation as of next week and then a review afterwards?

 19:18:56 <AlanBell> I am

 19:18:57 <daubers> See if I can organise a meeting dedicated to that [TOPIC]

 19:19:20 <daubers> [ACTION] Daubers to write a tal for Oggcamp on the proposed support guidelines

 19:19:44 <daubers> Do we want to vote on a trial implimentation?

 19:19:44 <brobostigon> ok.

 19:19:57 <AlanBell> ok

 19:19:58 <brobostigon> after review,yes.

 19:20:00 <The_Toxic_Mite> ok

 19:20:21 <brobostigon> not before.

 19:20:58 <daubers> brobostigon: Not sure there's a lot to review initially. They're set out fairly plainly in the wiki page. There will be a lot of wiggle room in the trial as well

 19:21:36 <BigRedS_> I'd suggest a trial to find out what needs adding. I've had a skim and there appears to be vagueness rather than anything likely disagreeable

 19:21:37 <brobostigon> daubers: i mean, for any big issues, thats all, or any possible additions or changes.

 19:21:53 <daubers> brobostigon: I think a trial would be best to hilight that (personally)

 19:22:10 <daubers> If it all fails during the trial then obviously it'll get pulled and discussed further

 19:22:22 <brobostigon> daubers: true, but a "not firm trial" rather thandefinate firm trial.

 19:22:35 <daubers> Yes, as I said, wit a lot of wiggle room

 19:22:46 <brobostigon> ok,

 19:22:49 <AlanBell> more of a beta than a release candidate

 19:22:54 <brobostigon> i am happy.

 19:22:58 <daubers> [VOTE] Should we have a beta trial of the support guidelines, followed by a meeting to review them?

 19:23:06 <AlanBell> +1

 19:23:08 <daubers> +1

 19:23:08 <brobostigon> +1

 19:23:12 <BigRedS_> +1

 19:23:14 <Yorvyk> +1

 19:23:19 <freesitebuilder_> 0

 19:23:27 <Azelphur> -1

 19:23:33 <L0ki> +1

 19:23:47 <TonyP> +1

 19:23:54 <danfish> +1

 19:24:07 <The_Toxic_Mite> +1

 19:24:16 <daubers> Blimey, I think we can take that as a yes

 19:24:21 <daubers> [ENDVOTE]

 19:24:31 * brobostigon goes to make a copy of the guidelines,

 19:24:40 <daubers> [ACTION] Daubers to send a mail to the list explaining the guidelines

 19:24:52 <daubers> [Action] Daubers to organise a meeting following the trial

 19:25:00 <daubers> Everyone happy?

 19:25:04 <brobostigon> yes.

 19:25:12 <daubers> Ok, moving the train along :)

 19:25:21 <daubers> [TOPIC] TBA - OGGCamp related bits

 19:25:27 <Azelphur> hehe, I did 99.9% of stuff that was in the guidelines anyway :)

 19:25:31 <Yorvyk> Should the IRC channel be informed

 19:25:40 <daubers> Yorvyk: I'll do that as well

 19:25:50 <Yorvyk> ok

 19:25:53 <Daviey> daubers: Wikipage + url to [TOPIC]?

 19:25:54 <AlanBell> ok, so who is going to oggcamp?

 19:26:05 <Yorvyk> o/

 19:26:06 <dutchie> o/

 19:26:07 <AlanBell> o/

 19:26:17 <daubers> o/

 19:26:26 <daubers> Daviey: Yes please :)

 19:26:49 <daubers> sorry, I moved on a bit quick there

 19:27:21 <daubers> Would Daviey or anyone like to say a few words about oggcamp?

 19:27:41 <AlanBell> http://ideas.oggcamp.org/ is a collection of bits of oggcamp info

 19:28:00 <AlanBell> in particular look at the talks page

 19:28:42 <AlanBell> and there is of course the geeknic on Friday afternoon

 19:28:45 <yamanickill_> have i missed the meeting

 19:28:48 <yamanickill_> ahhh that'll be a no

 19:28:50 <yamanickill_> good

 19:28:58 <daubers> Anyone considering a talk, do it! :)

 19:28:59 <AlanBell> yamanickill_: still proceeding

 19:29:17 <daubers> Also, anyone I've not yet met, come say hello!

 19:29:22 <yamanickill_> AlanBell: cool thanks, sorry if i missed my section

 19:29:53 <daubers> Any other Oggcamp business people would like raised?

 19:30:24 <dutchie> go to oggcamp!

 19:30:32 <daubers> :) We'll move along then

 19:30:41 <daubers> Steaming through today

 19:30:47 <daubers> [TOPIC] TBA - UDS related bits

 19:31:05 <AlanBell> I am going to UDS

 19:31:11 <daubers> Anybody intending to attend UDS?

 19:31:18 <AlanBell> and I found out today I am doing crew for it too

 19:31:19 <The_Toxic_Mite> No

 19:31:37 <daubers> AlanBell: \o/ Crew is the best thing to do at these things

 19:31:44 <Yorvyk> I am in the vacinty that week so might pop in

 19:31:47 <AlanBell> popey and Daviey are going, amongst others

 19:31:54 <brobostigon> writing a blueprint thoygh

 19:32:25 <AlanBell> if there is anything that you want raised with the wider community then fill in blueprints or hassle people who are going

 19:32:30 <AlanBell> or both

 19:32:55 <daubers> If poeple want help finding who to hassle or with blueprints please ask in the channel

 19:33:08 <brobostigon> will do

 19:33:36 <daubers> AlanBell: Anything else you wanted to cover here?

 19:33:46 <AlanBell> no, don't think so

 19:33:50 <daubers> Ok

 19:33:51 <AlanBell> party on the Eurostar

 19:34:04 <daubers> Heh, just don't go starting any fires!

 19:34:35 <danfish> eggplant =! aubergine

 19:34:38 <daubers> [TOPIC] Any other business

 19:34:49 <daubers> Anyone like to raise something?

 19:34:52 <yamanickill_> want an update on scottish release party?

 19:35:06 <daubers> yamanickill_: Yes please!

 19:35:10 <daubers> I must have missed that

 19:35:12 <daubers> sorry :(

 19:35:15 <AlanBell> wasn't there a release parties [TOPIC]?

 19:35:21 <daubers> [TOPIC] Release Parties

 19:35:21 <yamanickill_> AlanBell: yeah, but i wasn't here

 19:35:30 <yamanickill_> i couldn't get onto irc

 19:35:42 <yamanickill_> the planning for this party is going pretty well. 1 week to go until the party

 19:35:55 * The_Toxic_Mite smacks his head

 19:36:07 <yamanickill_> we have almost everything organised. didn't get any sponsors for beer, so we are just gonna let people BYOB

 19:36:15 <yamanickill_> and everything is going good :-

 19:36:18 <yamanickill_> :-)

 19:36:21 <The_Toxic_Mite> yamanickill_: Where's the party going to be?

 19:36:26 <daubers> yamanickill_: Got a link for your release party info?

 19:36:31 * brobostigon sneaks in banbury

 19:36:37 <The_Toxic_Mite> brobostigon: ^_^

 19:36:44 <yamanickill_> The_Toxic_Mite: it is in the Strathclyde university union

 19:36:57 <yamanickill_> daubers: erm its on the release parties page, me thinks

 19:37:02 <yamanickill_> you mean detailed info?

 19:37:04 <AlanBell> release parties should be now added to the loco directory

 19:37:06 <The_Toxic_Mite> yamanickill_: Ah. Glasgow's fairly inconvenient for me, and given that I have exams on, I may not be allowed to come

 19:37:09 <daubers> yamanickill_: Yes please

 19:37:27 <yamanickill_> ok, well the only detailed info that is public is the info on my evernote...2 secs lemme get the link

 19:37:48 <yamanickill_> http://www.evernote.com/pub/yamanickill/ubuntu

 19:37:53 <daubers> [ACTION] Anyone in the vicinity of the Scottish Release Party to go, be sociable and enjoy themselves while celebrating Lucid

 19:38:11 <daubers> Awesome :)

 19:38:20 <Daviey> +1

 19:38:21 <daubers> yamanickill_: Can you make sure a reminder goes to the -uk list?

 19:38:28 <AlanBell> ok, London party is tomorrow night

 19:38:31 <yamanickill_> daubers: yep, will do that

 19:38:31 <brobostigon> daubers: banbury also please.:)

 19:38:34 <AlanBell> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/121/detail/

 19:38:36 * The_Toxic_Mite checks timetables on nationalrail.co.uk

 19:38:42 <daubers> action yamanickill to send a reminder to the list

 19:38:56 <daubers> brobostigon: Once AlanBell is done with London we'll come to you

 19:39:04 <brobostigon> :)

 19:39:16 <brobostigon> i am eating, so give me a shout.

 19:39:19 <daubers> Was the London one organised by Canonical again this time around?

 19:39:21 <AlanBell> so the London party is in a wine bar in Pall Mall

 19:39:30 <AlanBell> it is canonical organised, they sorted the venue

 19:39:57 <AlanBell> but we had some input into it and it should be a bit classier than before :-)

 19:40:08 <daubers> Excellent :)

 19:40:14 <AlanBell> not sure of the age limit

 19:40:48 <AlanBell> anyone under 21 and intending to go might want to give them a call and check first

 19:41:02 <funkyHat> If only I didn't have college the following morning, I might have caught the train down from Northampton

 19:41:14 <AlanBell> see you all tomorrow o/

 19:41:24 <daubers> Good good :)

 19:41:28 <daubers> So to Banbury

 19:41:30 <brobostigon> one sec.

 19:41:51 <daubers> action People attending the London launch part to enjoy themselves immensley

 19:41:58 <brobostigon> okies

 19:42:07 <Azelphur> ...or else?

 19:42:11 * BigRedS_ will do his best

 19:42:20 <daubers> brobostigon, over to you

 19:42:36 <brobostigon> saturday night, may 1st, olde reindeer inn, more social.

 19:42:48 <brobostigon> nothing to formal,

 19:42:57 <yamanickill_> daubers: aw...can the scottish launch party people not enjoy themselves?

 19:43:07 <daubers> yamanickill_: That was already actioned

 19:43:11 <brobostigon> also need to be of the right age, and dress responably smart/casual.

 19:43:21 <brobostigon> reasonably*

 19:43:33 <daubers> brobostigon: What's the age limit?

 19:43:33 <brobostigon> around 7:30pm start,

 19:43:40 <yamanickill_> daubers: ha, nothing about fun tho :-P

 19:43:44 <brobostigon> daubers: generally over 21.

 19:44:03 <daubers> Ok, and is there an event page?

 19:44:21 <brobostigon> daubers: on loco.ubuntu.com and onthe wiki. yes.

 19:44:39 <brobostigon> ido have the paghe infront of me,

 19:44:43 <brobostigon> dont*

 19:45:00 <daubers> ok, http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/120/detail/

 19:45:11 <daubers> Looks to be the one

 19:45:16 <brobostigon> thats it.

 19:45:29 <daubers> http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/120/detail/

 19:45:34 <daubers> Thank you Mr Bot

 19:45:43 <daubers> Ok, any other release parties?

 19:46:20 <daubers> action People attending Banbury release party to enjoy themselves

 19:46:26 <brobostigon> :)

 19:46:31 <Daviey> I have a bottle of port waiting for my personal release party :)

 19:46:38 <brobostigon> and good beer, :) as always,

 19:46:43 <daubers> Daviey: May I suggest some cheese with that?

 19:47:05 <Daviey> daubers: you may!

 19:47:08 <daubers> Ok :) Going back to AOB

 19:47:14 <daubers> [TOPIC] Any other Business

 19:47:36 <AlanBell> I just phoned the London venue, it is over 18

 19:47:39 <daubers> Anyone like to raise any issues?

 19:48:05 <dutchie> go to oggcamp!

 19:48:05 <brobostigon> generally over 18 is fine for banbury, aswell,

 19:48:20 <brobostigon> but over 21 is there as a rule for certain peole.

 19:48:41 <daubers> Okey dokey.

 19:48:54 <daubers> brobostigon: Can you drop a reminder to the -uk list too please?

 19:49:08 <daubers> for the banbury party

 19:49:14 <brobostigon> daubers: yes, :)

 19:49:16 <daubers> action

 19:49:33 <daubers> action brobostigon to send reminder to mailing list re: banbury release party

 19:49:43 <daubers> No more business?

 19:49:50 <brobostigon> not from here, no.

 19:50:14 <AlanBell> May 6th, don't forget to vote

 19:50:29 <daubers> Oh yes, everybody remember to vote on the 6th

 19:50:37 <brobostigon> :) always,

 19:50:40 <Azelphur> AlanBell: oh cool, is that when the election is?

 19:50:43 <daubers> Those who are eligable anyway

 19:51:04 <AlanBell> Azelphur: yes

 19:51:07 <Azelphur> i see

 19:51:19 <Azelphur> I registered at aboutmyvote.org but never received any papers yet

 19:51:38 <Azelphur> aboutmyvote.co.uk, rather

 19:51:47 <daubers> Ok, shall we organise the next meeting?

 19:51:47 <yamanickill_> ahh yes...the election

 19:51:53 <daubers> [TOPIC] Date of next meeting

 19:52:07 <yamanickill_> are we continuing on the 1st wed of each month?

 19:52:10 <yamanickill_> apart from today obv

 19:52:18 <AlanBell> I think so

 19:52:29 <yamanickill_> i'm happy with that. not so good with the last wed

 19:52:57 <daubers> Is it ok for me to organise an out of sequence meeting the following week to chase support guidelines? Or would people rather we have it run for 2 weeks

 19:53:07 <daubers> (though that would be 2 weeks)

 19:53:29 * AlanBell is confused

 19:53:42 * yamanickill_ is also confused

 19:53:46 <brobostigon> sothree insted of two?

 19:53:47 <daubers> The first wednesday of the month would be next week

 19:54:10 <AlanBell> ok, this meeting was brought forward a week to be in front of release and oggcamp

 19:54:18 <daubers> Ah, ok

 19:54:19 <brobostigon> true

 19:54:31 <AlanBell> the next meeting I was expecting would be July 7th

 19:54:35 <AlanBell> oops, no

 19:54:43 <AlanBell> June 2nd

 19:55:18 <AlanBell> so when do you want the support guidelines meeting?

 19:55:29 <brobostigon> as long as not, tuesday evening, i amhappy, i play chess tuesday evening.

 19:55:33 <daubers> I'd like to run that on the week containing the 14th

 19:56:05 <brobostigon> i am happy to go with everyone else on this one, i am very free.

 19:56:09 <daubers> Which lets it run for 2 weeks

 19:56:29 <AlanBell> UDS is the week containing the 14th

 19:56:35 <daubers> Ah, ok, so the following week

 19:56:47 <AlanBell> sounds good

 19:56:48 <yamanickill_> is there internet at uds? :-P

 19:56:59 <brobostigon> sounds fine here.

 19:57:19 <daubers> action Daubers to organise support meeting on the 19th of April

 19:57:39 <brobostigon> i am hppy.

 19:57:48 <daubers> Can we have a chair for the meeting on the 7th of July? (as that is a general meeting)

 19:58:10 <brobostigon> count me out, my internet is not reliable right now, consistently.

 19:58:14 <Yorvyk> April ??

 19:58:24 <AlanBell> danfish for chair?

 19:58:37 <daubers> sorry :( I'll correct that in the minutes, I meant may

 19:58:38 <yamanickill_> june...not july

 19:58:42 <daubers> and june

 19:58:47 <daubers> I'm rubbish at this!

 19:58:55 <yamanickill_> :-P

 19:59:06 <daubers> danfish: Would you like to volunteer?

 19:59:22 <daubers> or yamanickill_ ?

 19:59:32 <Yorvyk> 19 may is a tuesday

 19:59:56 <daubers> Yorvyk: It's a wednesday according to my calender

 20:00:20 <Daviey> We can leave it without a chair, and get a volunteer prior to the start of the next

 20:00:23 <Yorvyk> OK wring Year

 20:00:25 <yamanickill_> i'll go for it if someone tells me what to do. i've no iea what to do. this is the 2nd of june, yeah?

 20:00:53 <daubers> yamanickill_: 7th of june :)

 20:01:04 <daubers> according to AlanBell

 20:01:09 <danfish> yep, I'll voluteer - flattered!

 20:01:22 <yamanickill_> 7th is a friday...that was the july one wasn't it?

 20:01:31 <yamanickill_> wow this is confusing just now

 20:01:37 <daubers> yamanickill_: 7th is a monday

 20:01:38 <AlanBell> 2nd of June!

 20:01:42 <daubers> ok

 20:01:58 <daubers> Next meeting: 2nd of June

 20:02:08 <daubers> danfish or yamanickill_: Who'd like to do it?

 20:02:38 <yamanickill_> danfish: you go for it

 20:02:49 <yamanickill_> i'll take it some other time

 20:02:51 <daubers> [TOPIC] Next meeting 2nd of June danfish to chair

 20:03:00 <daubers> #endmeeting



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bugs

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