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Glad to hear that there is interest! Let's get this going! I'm in. What do you mean by 3-5pm? Do you mean 3-5pm CEST? I think it might be better to gauge who would be interested in attending the first one. Can we ping the relevant parties, and direct them to this issue to have their +1s for next Monday, @haadcode? Let's plan repeat calls after the first one. |
I'd like to join! I could do it bi-weekly on Monday starting July 9th but it seems Tuesdays/Wednesdays would be easier given the "everyone does Monday calls" factor :) |
ping at least @coyotespike @vvp @shamb0t |
I would jump in. |
While we're discussing dynamic access, we could do weekly, and then biweekly is probably more sustainable. |
Great. How about next Monday, at 3pm CEST. We can arrange better times given turnout and in the call. If you like this time, leave a 🎉 reaction on this comment. |
Oops, sorry, actually I can only do Mondays starting from July 16th not the 9th like I said 😞 – considering it'd happen at 3pm CEST. Can we do this first one on Tuesday (July 10th) instead? |
@RichardLitt I meant 3-5pm UTC (we should always use UTC+0 when referring to timezones to make it easier to coordinate), sorry for not being explicit. I'm fine doing it on Tuesday/Wednesday(s) (let's pick a day and stick to it every week). 3pm CEST (1pm UTC+0) works for me, but I'm wondering if that works for @coyotespike? |
Cool. Thanks for clarifying about UTC. I forgot to say: if I seem to be making decisions and suggesting alternatives a bit hastily, it's because I've seen a lot of scheduling threads take ages because everyone is waiting for other people to take the initiative with a time. I'd rather be a bit wrong and have a call earlier than a bit right and have one a few weeks later than we could have. :) |
I like that you took the initiative to propose a time 👍😄 |
@haadcode Is there anything I need to do start contributing to orbit-db? Would like to at least be able to start adding tags to issues. |
@509dave16 Thanks for asking! I think that might be a bit off-topic for this thread, though; this is about the community call. Jumping on it would be a great way to get involved and let us get to know you more. Otherwise, I would suggest taking a look at the Contributing section of this repo, and at all of the issues labelled "help wanted". Helping to resolve those would be great. Triaging issues is something that we have under control for now, unless you find issues which could really use labels (please let us know in a comment if you do!) Let me know if you've got any questions - perhaps open a new issue titled: "I want to help contributing!" or something similar. :) This repo, currently a work-in-progress, may be the best place to do that: https://github.com/orbitdb/welcome/. |
Oh yeah, and that time works fine for me! @haadcode |
https://doodle.com/ is an amazing tool.... Also i suggested https://meet.jit.si/orbitdb (its an open source appearin) |
Thanks @GriffGreen. It's a bit late for a doodle since the meeting is tomorrow, but I think it'll help us next time we schedule one (and to see the availability of participants this time who are super responsive, at least :D). Let's assume 1300 UTC on Tuesday unless no one else can make it. Everyone, fill out the doodle poll if you could. :) |
Thx @RichardLitt my bad! I wasn't able to pull that out by skimming above. 1300 UTC on Tuesday which is: Someone from Giveth will for sure be there :-D |
Great. If anyone is here from the West Coast, let us know; we can switch up the meeting times to make it not so horrible for you in the future. |
East coast here, but unfortunately tomorrow is a conference day. I'll join next week. |
Alright. I've set up a Zoom meeting that we can use (I have a paid plan). Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://zoom.us/j/295694931 Or iPhone one-tap : If anyone wants me to invite their email, send a note to richard@maintainer.io and I'll go ahead and do that. |
Let's take notes here https://hackmd.io/5ZNf0nHnQSqUErnFREgFZg (I'll volunteer). |
I'll join too! 🙂 |
Notes! orbit-db community calldate: Tue 10th of July, 2018 participantsagenda
The next community call will be in two weeks. I'll announce it here. :) |
The next call is scheduled for July 24th at 1300UTC. See orbitdb-archive/welcome#12. |
This should close #394, as we have moved the calls issues to that repository.
Having talked to several people about this privately, it seems that there's interest to do a bi-/weekly community call for OrbitDB to discuss progress, ask questions and general get together.
Let's try to make it a fixed time every week taking into consideration All The Timezones, which I suppose means sometime between 3pm to 5pm or similar. Another thing to consider is that many OS teams seem to have weekly calls on Monday's and people might have scheduling conflicts, so we should be considerate of that too.
Would love to hear who's interested to join on (semi-)regular basis and what the preferred times are?
Would Monday be a good day, or should we consider Tuesday or Wednesday?
Should we do a weekly or bi-weekly call?
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